EternaBond RoofSeal MicroSealant

This waterproof RV roof tape is a life saver. I had a tree go down and damage a trailer. I had holes in the top and side so I bent the metal back as best I could and used this tape inside and out and it really works! It sticks thru heat, rain, and snow, and I have no leaks. I will always have this tape in my tool box now, because you never know when something like this will happen. It feels good to be prepared!

This seems to be a decent repair tape so far. The real test will be how it holds up to the elements over time. The adhesive feels like what I am used to for this type of repair tape, and should hold up decently. It is very sticky, and can be a pain to work with, but tends to hold really well once properly applied. This stuff feels reasonably durable. The price is comparable for what you get.

If you own an RV, you've probably heard of EternaBond. This is one of those products you want in your toolbox if you do Rving. You need something on hand should you get that unexpected roof tear or puncture. EternaBond is well known for RV roof taping and repairs. We will be heading out for our first trip of the summer in less than 2 weeks, so I wanted to have a fresh roll of this to go with us. Another good use for this is strapping down any cabling for your roof antenna or Starlink. This stuff does an excellent job at keeping things in place when properly applied.

This 4” X 25’ roof repair tape is marketed for RV roof repairs. It is designed to be used on metal and RPDM roof surfaces. It is peel and stick and strong. The tape is very tacky and almost feels a moldable rubber or putty. It must be applied to surfaces that are clean and dry for best results. Use a damp cloth to remove any dust or debris on your roof surfaces before application. Once it’s down, trying to remove and reposition it can ruin it. It can be cut with scissors. This tape is not a substitute for proper or long term repairs. It will buy you time to stop leaks until you can permanently repair the damaged area. This tape can also be for emergency roof repairs on mobile homes. It will stick to asphalt shingles in emergencies but I’m not sure of the bond you would get with the textured surface. You will need to apply pressure once it’s down to create a seal. The cleaner and smoother the repair area is the better. It can be used to temporarily repair gutters, skylights and chimney flashings. It is like a roof first aid kit in a roll of tape. It has lot’s of uses. It is best if applied in room temperatures above 40 degrees.

Getting the motorhome ready for use this year now that the weather is warming up. I wanted to have some fresh repair tape on hand in case a tree limb might cause a puncture in our roof while camping to make an emergency repair.I have a roll that is a few years old now and was not sure if it has aged past it's storage shelf life so I wanted a fresh roll for this season. I don't want to have a need come up and old roll would not work anymore.This stuff is a must have for a motorhome. We had roof punctures happen from tree limbs during a storm in a campground in the past and this stuff can help save water damages. It is best to be prepared and keep it on hand. When you have your first puncture and leak happen and no repair tape in your camper it makes you learn to keep it on hand. Been there and had that happen. That trip it was not fun dealing with a leaking roof camping.It was a fair price and fast free shipping.I like it.