T-RexFlexible Waterproof Tape - Heavy Duty Adhesive Waterproofing Tape for Repair, Leaks, Roof Patches - Extreme Weather & UV Resistance - White, 1.88" x 30 ft. (Pack of 1)

Had a water drain pipe leak. The water proof tape did the trick on a copper pipe. Cheap and durable!

Worked well for taping off flashing on my house behind my deck back plate. The tape is extremely sticky and really thin feels like it will hold up well to the weather. It adhered well in imperfect conditions and feels like it will provide substantial water protection. I would buy it again.

This the best tape I have ever used for outside jobs. I have used it inside as well. adheres extremely well. When using it, it is so sticky that you really have to be careful to place it where you want it the first time, depending of course, on the surface. If you allow it to touch itself or get "tangled" you will never get it apart. You will have to cut that part off. Will last for years. I have used it on y RV trailer and it is thoroughly waterproof and never peels. Also have used it on sufaces that slide over one another (it is slick plastic) and used it on rugs. Excellent product. Don't buy any other kind of tape for permanent installation.

Difficult to work with. Wants to stick to everything, mostly the scissors.

Waste of money if you want this tape to stick under water. It absolutely doesn’t!I tried to seal around a pool light and the gunnite wall surface of a pool. The tape wouldn’t even adhere to either surface once it was in the water. Why does the manufacturer say it’s water proof when the tape curls up and doesn’t even stick to itself. You can’t even get a refund or send the unused tape back. Save your money

I recently broke a small plastic piece on my LG Door-in-Door refrigerator. When I contacted LG, they told me the entire door would need to be replaced—for over $500. I tried several glues and epoxies, but none of them held. As a workaround, I used heavy-duty tape to secure the piece, and so far, it’s been holding up well after a few days. For now, I’m satisfied with the solution and still happy with the overall performance of the fridge.

I used this to seal off a 3" pipe sticking through the basement floor for a rough-in plumbing to improve the radon score (measuring now). The pipe had bare dirt in it which I suspect is emitting a lot of radon. The concrete is dry and dusted off, and the tape stuck very well. I put hard clear vinyl circle over it then, and sealed that at the edges of vinyl and concrete, and it stuck well.

Use to wrap a sewer king that wasn’t properly glued. Sealed it up nicely and with no pressure in the line, it was just what I was looking for.