Gorilla Waterproof Patch & Seal Tape 4 x 10 Black, (Pack of 1)

Pond tear

I had to patch I tire inner tube I use for fishing. I put my fishing equipment in a modified the inner tube and swim to a reef to fish. I patched a hole with the patch and then put over that the Gorilla waterproof seal tape. No problem. This tape sticks even when I force the tube under the salt water. And believe me its very sticky.

Pretty good for short term repair or anything that needs a strong bond. I used it to keep some parts from the umber body of my car to stay put until I had time to take them to a shop to get fixed. Withstood rain and dirt.

I recently lowered the suspension on my Jetta and within hours had run into a slab of concrete while parking the car; doing awful damage to my skid plate (recently replaced because of another accident). It was hanging low and dragging on the ground. Quite annoying. I wound up finding this on Amazon and thought Id give it a try. I was able to put it back together is short order with this tape. Its held up for 3 months already and Im quite impressed. It even filled gaps where the plastic had been torn away. I was expecting that it might harden up after a while, not sure where I got that idea, but it doesnt. It stays flexible and sticky. Its a great product for temporary fixes and even semi-long terms; depending on the application. Great for fixing seems, connecting parts and filling holes. Its a little tricky, taking the plastic film off and, once off, it will stick to anything, so be careful with it. I cant imagine removing it, ever; maybe with some crazy toxic solvent.

Easy to use and cheaper than the infomercial tape.

I am always wary of things that promise waterproof and patch or seal in the same sentence. I have waited a long time to write this review - which is uncharacteristic, but I wanted to wait until I had finished the entire roll and actually seen the performance. I have used this is a myriad of roles, one that has surprised me the most is when I needed to wrap a joint in a conduit where I connected buried EMT to PVC as it went up a tree. There is no exact fitting for this, but I got it to work with some experimentation...I used this tape to wrap the connection - probably overkill but worth it. The tape has been exposed to UV, freeze/thaw, heat, covered in snow and ice, etc. the tape is still stuck, the amazing thing is that it is stuck everywhere...I can’t even use a finger to pry an edge up. I have used many other places and it has always come through. When I first bought it I was puzzled why it was so wide, well wide can always be reduced, but there is no way to make skinny wide. Love the product, and it is definitely something that a homeowner - DIY or HIO (hire it out) should keep around the house for those difficult problems. It’s incredibly versatile, but it is also easy when at hand.

The text beyond the line is the review from a different reviewer named Mark from June 21, 2022. I literally screenshot his review so I could repair my own 1,200 gallon vinyl pool. I had only one tiny hole spurting water on the seam of the side and the bottom. I couldn’t find the patch that came with the pool, so I was hoping for some sort of solution. So far, after one week, so good! I will add, be conscious about where you set the tape roll when not in use. It is so sticky that you’ll ruin any paper or susceptible materials with the adhesion of the side of the tape. ______________________________________________ Okay, so this is Gorilla Tape. Gorilla tape works, we all know this. But what about underwater? So my brand spanking new vinyl liner pool decides to spring not one, not two, but three leaks on its first fill up. 3000 gallons of water to fill this thing up, I wasnt going to empty it! I live in a desert, I felt guilty enough filling it up, emptying it out to fix a hole and then refilling, no way. So I researched a ton of different patches and came across this product here on Amazon. The reviews were weird. Yes, I read them just like you are doing now. Some say it didnt stick at all? Another says it comes off the roll really loose. Here is the scoop - there is an error on the directions for this tape. So, lets do two things here together - One, know you are not wasting your time, get this product. Right now, dont waste time! Two, read below on a couple of important but easy steps on using it. 1) The directions tell you to cut off the piece you want and then round the corners. Here is something important: Do NOT - guys, read that again - do NOT - use your wifes good scissors or the ones in your knife rack. Dont do it guys. The residue left behind was like crazy glue. It sticks! Your best bet is using a decent pair of scissors and making your cuts in one smooth motion. This will prevent goo from getting on your scissors. 2) AFTER cutting, get to where you need to place the tape and then REMOVE the transparent liner over the sticky part of the tape. The directions never tell you to remove this liner! Well, to those people with the negative reviews, they didnt remove the liner. Once you remove it, watch out - it is sticky as can be! Try not to touch the sticky part!! We took the tape, sticky exposed, went underwater, and stuck that bad boy right where the pool was leaking. Pressed all the air out, pressed down on the edges, then just stood on it for a few minutes. Did this for all three holes and not one has leaked again. Okay, so it isnt as pretty as some of the other patches, it is a big black piece of tape. But it works and works fast and it is easy. Buy with confidence.

We bought rolls of this Gorilla Waterproof Patch & Seal Tape to reinforce our pond net and it works great! It is waterproof and has saved the wrap-around liner on the net. And dont even think about removing this tape...it aint gonna happen!

Put it over a gapping threshold from a covered porch to a sunroom. Keeps water out. Great fix in a bind.

Product stopped my sink leak for about 15 minutes and then it came back, I followed the instructions perfectly. Unfortunately this product will not work for all leaks and it is extremely difficult to remove, almost like a putty.