Butyl Tape, 3 Roll (20ft x 1/2” x 1/4”), Black Sealant Tape

Superior quality product. Works well in cold and hot weather holding it's shape continually. :-) Highly recommend this item.

Works as should. Bought to cover a bandage on palm of Hans after surgery and worked great for keeping the bandage beneath on

Used to fix a pool leak around the pool light conduit. Could not find anything locally and this worked for what I needed. Nice seal and easy to apply even underwater. I just wrapped it around the light cord and shoved into the conduit hole until there was a nice seal all the way around.

I used this to re-apply the plastic moisture barrier to the door of Honda Pilot. Had to open to fix the broken cable, and the original gray sealant would not stick back anymore. After some internet research I have determined that this sealant is basically the same exact thing, chemically speaking, so I have used it instead of looking for the extremely expensive original one. This one looks and feels like the sealant used on all other cars (black, not gray sealant like Honda). By the way the original Honda door moisture barrier sealant is Honda Part Number 08712-0003, manufactured by Daubert, mfg part number "Daubert Daubond 8850". In my personal opinion it is not as good as the other cars (black sealer), because I have never seen a car I could not re-seal back using the original bead, yet on my Honda Pilot which is only 15 years old, the original gray honda sealant was too dry and not sticky anymore. You have to stretch a little to match the thickness of the original bead, but nothing too hard. It sticks well to metal and to the plastic. It took me more than an hour of elbow grease to remove the old sealant from the plastic. It took me about 15-20 minutes to seal the door back using this sealant. Quantity wise, the roll I bought was enough for the door I was working on, and there is more left on a roll, probably enough for 2-3 doors. (I bought 1/4 by 1/2 20 feet roll).

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I bought this to mount and seal a high mount third brake light for a Toyota 86 and it worked perfectly. It came with 3m automotive tape which worked until the sun melted it. It also didn't have any seal to prevent light bleeding in the back window. This stuff works like industrial silly putty, very easy to apply but I'm not even sure I could remove it if I wanted to. Excellent product and I have tons left over for other projects. Very pleased. UPDATE 1-21-2019: Apparently you can also use this stuff to patch a tire in an emergency. I had driven to work and hit a nail without realizing it until I went outside to lunch and saw my tire was flat. Thankfully I still had this stuff in the trunk from my original project, so I cut off about two to three inches, flattened it out in my hand, and molded it over the hole after I took the nail out. Then I cut a piece of cloth roughly the same size, and then I applied it on top to keep it from sticking to the road too much. Then I backed the car over the patch, and filled the tire to spec with a portable air compressor I borrowed from a co-worker. It comes off after every drive but it keeps the air in the tire long enough to make it home or to a garage to get it replaced. It's not the best option or the intended use but it works in a pinch on punctured tires.

Like I said make sure you are ready for it to be put where you want it because this stuff is good, you will NOT just pull it right back off it creates a great seal. I used some around my gear shifter cover in my jeep to seal it as the heat was coming through during the summer on my legs, now I can't feel any heat blow by now. However, tried to use it to seal a rear window lift gate and did not make sure I had it right where I wanted it permanently. Took forever to try to get it off and fix it.

We used this to replace a windshield in our truck. It was easy to use and worked amazingly. It is super sticky and sealed perfectly. Not a single leak.