360Tronics Blue RV Sealant Tape 2 x 16ft, Upgraded Leak Patch Duct Tape Outdoor, Self-Adhesive Waterproof Tape for Roof Crack Leak Repair, Awning Sail, Window Boat Sealing, EPDM Butyl Rubber Roll

Not overly impressed. The adhesion works well enough but the waterproofing aspect is only OK. It is a bit messy too. So be mindful of that.

I must admit that I don’t own any aquatic items, but I do have a multitude of projects that require some protecting (namely my car). I am using the tape to protect the undercarriage of my car by patching up my splash shield. While I haven’t thoroughly road-tested the tape, it is still intact!

Our warehouse has a metal roof and developed a leak during a recent rainstorm. We needed a way to seal the leak when it was not totally dry and to not make a permanent alteration to the roof that the roofer would not be able to undo when they come to make a permanent repair.

This is a review of 360Tronics blue waterproof tape, 4” x 33’.

I have to say this is the best tape I have came across so far to stop leaks. Tried a few others but they were not as good. Obviously, this tape is not going to stop a sinking ship, lol, but it will stop a leak better than any of my previous tapes for sure. So I did my usual test and this one came out better than all the others. As shown in the attached pictures, I poked a hole into the bottom of a plastic cup, and while the water was leaking out, I patched a small piece, less than a square inch, of this tape on and the leak was, almost stopped immedately. Then I pressed the tape into the leaky hole a little harder and around to make sure I pushed out all the air pockets, I was amazed to see that the water stopped leaking all together. That was the first time seeing a tape actually stopped leaking water like that for me. Albeit, it was just a small leak and I only used a small sample piece of tape to test with. Once the leak stopped completely, I filled up the leaking cup with more water, left it alone overnight and woke up to see the cup was still full, very impressive. All the tapes I tested in the past would have failed within the first 10 minutes. However, as soon as I moved the cup around and the water was moving inside, I could feel a little moisture leaking around the bottom of the patched tape. I then pressed the tape in a little more as if to push out more air pockets and the leak stopped again. One other thing to point out, this may be due to me not making a clean flat cut when poking the hole, I made a little dent around the hole so it was not as flat for the tape to stick onto fully, would have worked better if it was more flat. So I am not sure how much pressure this tape can withstand per inch, buit still, I am impressed with this tape, very sticky and tacky like chewing gums but a lot more stickier. It will leave a little residue on the hands after touching it by the way. Bottom line, this is a great tape to keep around the house just in case you have a leak here and there. It also works well on stone as well, I have also attached a picture showing a small piece sticking on a somewhat uncleaned limestone :). Very strong and durable tapes as well as very useful, can be applied on different surfaces too. I can see that this will work great for tarps or shed roofs too.

There is a good-sized cement cracking on my garage floor. The cracking is at the path where the car goes in and out daily. I tried before with some sort of cement patch. But the cement patch itself got cracked again as it could not sustain the daily traffic stress from the car. I bumped into this patching duck tape for outdoor use purposes. Out of curiosity, I want to try it to see if it could cover the cracking part. To my surprise, this duck tape is sticky and tough to wear. It stays in place firmly. And the soft nature allows it to take the pressure from the car tire running by. Its been there for about three weeks now—no sign of giving up. I am happy.

This tape is so cool! I didnt know you can even get anything like this. I had a leak on a metal roof and put this on and it stopped it! It is definitely water proof because no water had made it in where I put it. I would definitely use this again should the need arise.

Previously, I used the FlexTape bought from Homedepot to connect vinyl pieces together. The 360Tronics tape is slightly thicker than the FlexTape (the white tape in my picture is FlexTape). The 360Tronics tape is very strong, sticky, and it works very well. It holds the vinyl pieces together tightly.

I absolutely love this tape. Not only does it work on tin and metal, but it also works on fixing a screen door as long as you put a piece on either side, so it helps with fixing issues if you need a quick fix to something before you can replace it. Im very happy and Ill definitely be back for more. The adhesive is very strong and holds up in extreme rain and strong winds. I definitely recommend.

There was a crack in the marble floor of my shower room and I tried to fix the leak with this product. Its sticking tight and its working well. Theres no leakage. But Im not sure about its water resistance or durability, Ive only been using it for a few days.