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Material: PVC
Size: 2" x 102" ( 5x260cm)
The steps for using the sealing strip are as follows:
1 Clean the surface: Use a damp cloth or cleaning agent to remove impurities from the bonding area, ensuring that the surface is dry, flat, and clean to avoid affecting the bonding effect.
2 Measurement size: Measure the length of the rubber strip according to the sealed area, and ensure that the cut is neat during cutting for easy installation and fitting.
3 Tear off the backing adhesive (if any): Carefully peel off a portion of the backing adhesive protective paper from one end of the adhesive strip to avoid adhesion or contamination of the adhesive strip.
4 Align the position and paste: Align the starting end of the adhesive strip with the corresponding position, peel off the backing adhesive paper while pressing and bonding, if there are bubbles, puncture and discharge them, then flatten them. When pasting along a long path, check while pasting.
5 Cut off excess parts (if any): If there is excess rubber strip at the end, cut it off to make the appearance neat.
6 Press reinforcement (optional): After all the stickers are applied, press reinforcement as a whole to ensure sealing and stability
Mom and dad stuff
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
Works great for large gaps and it sticks very well clean area good with alcohol…
Cat Martin
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025
i have been converting a 5-window mnibus as my tiny home on wheels and one of the things that I have found is that rain can sometimes come in through the dual doors - y'know, the bus doors that open and you step up onto the bus? Well, this caulking tape was perfect to go around those doors to seal where the black rubber on the doors has become "squished" if you will. I was able to cut it in half so that it fit really tightly in the areas where I had noticed moisture after a rain. I mean, I sealed the roof, ran a bead of adhesive around the bus' windshield, also ran beads of silicone around all the windows, so the double doors were the thing I needed to work on and keep moisture (as well as cold wind) out. This tape worked very well for my bus doors as caulking.
AC3
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
Stuck very well and is easy to apply! I prepped the base of my toilet first using the included wipe. I don’t know what is on that wipe but wow does it stick! It smelled horribly of gasoline while I was using it and while it dried for the few minutes. It went away and the strip has stuck very nicely and easily. I love the “marbled” look of it, it matches the rest of my bathroom great!
Shano
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025
I got this as a temporary fix for deteriorating caulking on my RV bathtub. It came with adhesive preparation cleaning wipes. They worked pretty well. This came in a roll and has a good width and thickness. It was very easy to install. I ran into an issue because I had me area where I didn’t get tiny tub cleaner off very well and it didn’t stick right away. But as soon as I got the cleaner off, it stuck well. I’ve taken several showers since application and it’s maintained its adhesion and done its job of sealing the cracks.The color is white with a purplish marble look. Would look much better with white tub and shower walls than it does on mine.Overall, this has worked very well for what I needed it for. The only reason I will replace it is due to not matching in color (my fault). I otherwise do like the area it covers and the ease of installation.
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