Leisure CoachworksRV Sealant Tape, 3 Inch x 50 Foot RV White Roof Seal Tape UV & Weatherproof Sealant Roofing Tape for RV Repair, Window, Boat Sealing Camper Roof Leaks (LCW-3"-Tape-50ft-A)

Let’s talk about adhesion. Using EternaBond Cleaner/Surface Prep Spray in 75 and sunny weather. Installed one continuous piece on a travel trailer. From one bottom corner up down the length and back down. Looked great. Rolled it with a roller almost no air bubbles. Then the wind picked up 2 hours later. Lifted and made a mess half was tangled and oddly wasn’t sticking to itself? Cleaned it up. Repeat. First 2 feet of second roll was great. Then not so great. Seemed dry and would not stick to itself. And plastic liner was tearing/breaking off as I peeled it. Seems like a good value and product. Appears I may have gotten some old stock? Returned it. Rolled out EternaBond looks the same but as usual it went down and it’s not coming up without mechanical removal. YMMV.

I have a 1976 Krown popup camper. The roof has leaked around the vent since it was given to me almost 17 years ago. I have tried several times to seal the vent and roof with various methods, but to no avail. This time I'm using RV roof repair tape because it has worked on the seams very well. This tape is not the easiest to use , getting the plastic backing off is a real pain, and its very sticky so it takes some planning to get on the right spot and looking good. I'm very happy with the way it turned out and i can't wait to see how it does in the rain. Update: After a month I have had no leaks around the roof vent and we have had several heavy rains. Thumbs Up!

If you need a quick fix and don't mind the difficulty using it, this will work OK and is about half the price of eternabond. But I did have a terrible time trying to get the plastic off because it was sticking to the mushy grey layer. I put it it in the refrigerator, which helped some, and developed a technique of quickly peeling sections back, once I loosened them. I did end up tossing some that was just stuck too hard to the plastic. I found it to be thinner and have more tendency to peel up than eternabond, but I went back and cut/ smoothed corners and it seems to be working better. The soft grey layer is also oozing out the sides in some places. I originally used Eternabond along all the edges of my roof, and it has worked well and was easier to use. But, as I said, this is much cheaper and can still get the job done, just not as easy or with the same quality.

This role arrived with a large amount of adhesive inside the core and on the sides. The adhesive is amazing but the backing (clear) doesn't pull off cleanly and has no strength so not only does half the adhesive stick with the backing but the backing rips easily. The backing is next to impossible to start even after cooling it in the refrigerator for 48 hrs. NOTE: Buy twice what you need as most of this roll ended up in the trash.

This product might be really good ash easy on if you can get the plastic off of it. I have ruined about half the roll trying to just get the clear plastic off the sticky side of the tape. I will toss the rest of the roll and find something else to use. This is impossible tape for any use unless you enjoy trying to remove plastic from the tape.

I had to seal a roof vent and some mounting screws on my vintage trailer. This is very easy to use and conforms to irregular surfaces. It sticks amazingly well. I am sure I will not have any leaks in the future. Thank you.

This tape has super adhesion power. I'm glad I went with the 3" width on the new roof vent/fan that was installed. I think the 4" tape would have been too much. This worked great!

I only installed it yesterday on some weak seams on my trailer. Rained a little last night so I'll check on my leaks but I don't expect any surpprises. It installed very easy and I'm pleased with it.