White Eternabond Mobile Home RV Rubber Roof Repair 2 x 10'

Eternabond tape is a GREAT product to use on RV roofs. It adheres to the EPDM roofing material and seems to last forever. I applied some about 5 years ago and it's still doing to the job. This time, I had an old trailer roof that was leaking and applied the 2" Eternabond tape over every seem to be sure no seem leaked (Note: I think the screws were leaking and not the seems, but better safe than sorry. I put a dallop of Dicor over every screw.). Shortly after the application we experienced a sever rain storm without any leaks. I anticipate that we won't have any more leaks for a number of years.

I used this product to seal some of the vinyl skirting around the bottom of my mobile home. Initially, I pulled a couple pieces of skirting off (hard to get on and off) thinking I'd be using a product that mounted on the inside. This product mounts on the outside and is a nice quality rubber with loads of grey glue on the backing. Some people mentioned it was hard to work with due to the stickiness but I found removing the film easy. I also used it to seal a rain gutter that was water falling out of a top seam; while it hasn't been tested, I'm confident it's sealed up. Great product! Easy application!

I had a small leak in my water bed which was still filled with water, and was dreading the fact that I had to now release water to patch bed. Luckily I came here read some reviews and decided to give it a shot. Best $8 I've spent. There is a plastic covering the sticky part that u peel off, then stick it on the opening you're trying to repair, the glue is so thick, it's almost irremovovable. I purchased this in April 2017, and I'm just now giving a review in July 2018, still no leak, I've since shared it with my sister for her air mattress and my son's bouncy castle, still going strong. I recommend this product, you won't regret it

I wish I could get my money back because this was used for the rv tub a very small crack and this stuff doesn’t stick well at all. Update I used a heating gun to heat the tape up and so far it’s only become weak in the corners but I have the tub double tapped. So far it’s still sticking.

Got an RV? You'll need this stuff sooner or later (usually sooner) to seal up failed places in the sealant putty on your RV roof. Just make sure the surface is as clean and dry as you can get it, and you better have it lined up where you want it, because the slightest touch to any surface after you peel off the protective material is going to stick to it. Cuts easily with good scissors, so getting it to custom fit the spot is easy. Using a small roller is very useful for getting it properly pressed down into place.