CofairPROD Cofair UBE425 Quick Roof Extreme White 4" x 25'

Used on roof and canopy. Sop far it is holding up. Very sticky so when you get ready to put it down have it where you want it.

Curved surface must be done in short strips.

I ordered this to put around the edges of the roof on my slideouts on my 2016 5th wheel camper to add an extra assurance against leaks. The roofing used on slideouts doesn’t appear to be the same quality as the roofing on the main roof. This stuff really sticks! It’s also thick and appears durable and of high quality. I also used it to repair a place on the main roof where my camper got into a fight with a tree limb. Only time will tell but I’m very confident that it will prevent leaks in those areas where I used it. If you have a camper or RV then you know that a leak can be the death of it! It is a little pricey but it’s worth it.Update…Tape is still holding and sealing very well. Gives me peace of mind knowing it’s up there!! But listen…This is an amazing product but it’s not a miracle product. You can’t just put it over a dirty surface and expect it to everything for you! You still need to at least wash the dirt off the area and try your best to make sure there are no oily areas. If there are, you can use many different products to clean it. Even rubbing alcohol. Then when you put this tape down it-will-not-leak!

I have used EternaBond a couple of times with good results. I decided to try UBE425 because 25 ft was enough --saved some money. It's a little thinner than EB, but seems likely just as durable. As another review noted there was a splice in the middle of the roll. Not a problem in my case, but somewhat disturbing. EB and UBE are both demanding to work with. It's incredibly sticky tape so make sure you don't let it touch where you don't want it to go. After you've removed some backing your fingers will stick to it almost as well as anything else. If it gets off line you can cut it (box cutter recommended) and overlap the next piece. Won't look professional, but will be just as effective at blocking water. My work with EB seemed easier to manage, but it might have been working conditions. I was in the middle of the RV roof on my knees whereas with the UBE I was on a ladder leaning over the roof. For bigger jobs I would go with EB. The backing is thinner and easier to keep out of the way and there is no splice.

I was looking for a solution to avoid/delay fixing the rusty garage door flashing to avoid a lot of work. I was able to cover the full 3 inch galvanized steel flashing for 18 feet and it looks great. At least there are no more recommendations to fix it.

This stuff is sooooooo sticky, I couldn't believe it. In some places, it made it harder to install because the "backing" did not adhere in the least, so I was constantly handling the sticky surface. It was impossible to un-stick from itself if it folded over, causing some waste.. Once applied, it was impossible to adjust it, so once applied, for better or worse, you are "stuck" with it. It is difficult, actually, nearly impossible, to cut with scissors, you have to wrestle with the loose backer and cut with a box cutter against a work surface, not an easy task. I would recommend having two people to apply this in anything other than short lengths. It absolutely must not touch any surface until you want it to, so, a longer length, which tends to sag in the middle, must be supported off the surface and put down with a great deal of control. It seems to be extremely weather resistant and blends in well with the exterior white surfaces of our camper.

Great price, fast delivery, and it does the job. Will be buying again when need arises

I had 2 small holes in my soft roof on my 5th wheel travel trailer,Camping World suggested we but this, and it is a wonderful feeling knowing if anything else happens we have the product that will work