T-Rex Flexible 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)

Used this tape as a medium term ish fix for a cracked pipe on the bathroom sink. Couple of weeks ago notice under the sink it got flooded. After few minutes found the problem the metal pipe coming from the wall had a big gash right at the elbow joint. Ordered the tape and wrapped it multiple time around the pipe, and couple of weeks later. Still no leaks

This tape is so strong that it can actually be hard to work with, but it's worth it. Use a razor to cut it, because it'll stick to scissors and gum them up. Basically, this is the super glue of tapes.

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.

Useful bit of kit for one's tool box.

I finally got around to using the tape. It works! Easy to apply and cuts with scissors. I repaired my wheel barrels that were cracked and so far after heavy gardening use, the tape is holding up. Under outdoor heat and moisture the tape is adhering to the plastic surface. Will spray paint to match the color of the gardening tool. Will order again. Rosebud, Pittsburgh, PA

I tried saving some money….I guess the TRex bit me on this one!!! Shouldda bought Flex Tape! It is much thicker and stickier and lasts out in the sun and wet or dry conditions!

used to seal leaking A/C Condensate pan. Good adhesion. A bit hard to cut, tends to stick to scissors but not a big deal as it seals well.

I needed to seal a leaking plumbing fixture on my sailboat. This sealant tape sounded like what I needed but unfortunately it didn't do the job. My friend had to take it all off and use another product to fix the issue.I gave it 3 stars not 1 because it is a strong tape that would work for something else but not a leaking faucets/fixtures. Apologies for my probably incorrect plumbing language.