Dicor RP-CRCT-4-1C Coating Ready Cover Tape - 4" x 50', RV, Trailer, Motorhome Repair Tape

This tape is excellent for its intended purpose. It covers seams on your rv roof just like eternabond tape - I am guessing the adhesive is very similar or the same - and once it is in place you have to work to remove it so be prepared. The external surface is fibrous and accepts and holds the new coating/sealant you are putting on your roof. I put 1-star for "easy to remove" because it is not, but that is an advantage - it is what the tape was designed to do. If you read other reviews, there are those who give this low reviews because it is somewhat difficult to install. Compared to the above mentioned eternabond tape etc...it is a much thinner product as it is designed to be placed on the bare roof and then covered with a new coating; whereas the eternabond tape already has the exterior coating already as part of the tape so it is much stiffer- but that coating is slick and does not hold a new sealant very well. But since this tape is thinner it also will fold upon itself much easier and if the adhesive side of the tape comes in contact with anything, especially itself, it adheres immediately and quite strongly! Good luck on getting it apart. I ended up losing several feet of this material as a result of that happening, but I do not find it to be a fault of the material. You just need to pay very close attention to the installation and plan well ahead and this stuff doe the job it is intended to do very well!!

The masking peel could be a little thicker to make it easier to remove. This tape is super sticky so care has to be taken when installing, it is very strong. Great for sealing seams. You have to use a roof coating over this tape to seal it. Dicor products are very good.

Excellent product! It's very sticky so make sure you put the clear "backing material" on the side in which you are working towards. Otherwise, you'll end up with a bunch of tape stuck together! Great product. When it's stuck in place, it stays.

I got the tape on my metal horse trailer seams just before our winter rain/ice/snow storms. Had no time to put on the Dicor metal coating or to tarp it. After a dry spell I went to check on it. IT WORKED! It was dry inside. No leaks from the seams!

I did not realize this for roof use and expected to be over-coated with the usual sealer UV protectant. Need it for sealing repair cutouts underneath trailer - guess it will work OK.

Had seam leaks on a metal roof RV. One seam was split open. This stuff is great. Thick glue that pressed down into the seam sealing it completely and stuck to my prepared roof surface. Coated it with Elastomeric Metal Roof Coating and walla! dry after several hard rains.

Whole new roof on our new RV. I hit a tree branch and scratched the new RV roof. It barely scratched the elastomeric barrier, but we had water leaking ... We used this tape all around the perimeter of our existing roof. See YouTube for vids. Then we painted right over it with the Dicor EVPM stuff. It was an expensive project, but this stuff was amazing. It's easier to work with if you have two people. I worked from a ladder while my wife worked on the top of the RV all the way around.

This tape was difficult to get the film off to stick it down on the RV roof. We had to throw away several pieces because once you get the film off, it would stick to everything including your skin. One person could never do this!