XFasten Self Fusing Silicone Tape Waterproof White– 1" x 36 Feet, Self Amalgamating Tape, Silicone Rubber for Plumbing, Sealing Pipes, Hose Repair, Outdoor Coax and Electrical Cables – Weatherproof

Perfect for heat pipes. In my house for 25 years and one of the heating system pipes sprung a leak. I bought this tape and installed it as per the instructions. I ordered the black as the pipes are black. I had to adjust the tape when installing and there was no residue left on the pipe from where I removed the tape. After installing the tape, I waited for it to adhere to the pipe for a few hours and turned the heating system back on.... NO LEAKS! I even put some on the area where the pipe connection is and this also sealed it up. I finally had a plumber come in to check the pipe out and I was told that this should last for many years. I will probably have the pipes replaced in a few years (due to age) but so far, Everything is running fine! Recommended for anyone.

Super tape. Easy to handle. Immediately repaired/sealed an annoying dripping hose connector (one that can only be hand tight) on Gorilla hose reel. I keep one roll at home. One roll in the vehicle. Excellent product.

This tape is amazing. I have used it in my outdoor pond to fix cracks in the hose even while hose is wet! Used it to fix my washing machine accordian hose that empties the washer! Great purchase even for plumbers.

I bought the XFasten Self Fusing Silicone Tape for an emergency repair on a well pipe, and I’m absolutely impressed with how well it worked. The tape is super easy to apply—just wrap it around the leak, and it fuses to itself without the need for any adhesive. The tape creates a tight, waterproof seal that’s perfect for quick fixes like mine. It held up really well under pressure, and I’ve had no issues since applying it. The silicone material is durable and flexible, making it ideal for pipes that are exposed to water or extreme temperatures. It’s also very strong, so I’m confident this will last for a long time. For anyone needing an effective, reliable solution for emergency pipe repairs, this tape is a must-have. I’m definitely keeping it on hand for future repairs around the house! Pros: • Easy to apply, no adhesive needed • Creates a strong, waterproof seal • Works great for emergency pipe repairs • Durable and flexible silicone material • Reliable and long-lasting Cons: • None so far!

At first I was not impressed with this 1" x 36' XFasten brand self fusing clear waterproof silicone self amalgamating tape. The entire time I worked on applying the tape to the leaking "U" shaped P-trap pipe under my kitchen sink water kept slowly dripping. There was a little standing water in the P-trap that I couldn't remove. I did stop applying the tape after about 10 minutes of cutting and overlaying strips to give my arms and back a rest. A couple of hours later, I was back at layering and wrapping layers over the entire piece. I had to start up again the next morning as the wrapped pipe still felt like it was leaking and was a little damp. The tape is a little hard to start separating. Tip... leave a little length of the clear backing tape when you cut the silocone tape. That way, it'll be easier to pull them apart on your next pull. Also, the tape does stick to itself and IT DOES NOT easily pull apart as advertised... even two seconds after it touches itself, so I had to cut several pieces off the end of long cut pieces of tape that I was trying to wrap around the pipe. EXTREMELY FRUSTRATING!!! I understood the directions. Pull the tape taut when applying it to the wet pipe making sure to overlap each wind of the tape on top of itself as the tape only sticks to itself. I never thought that I would need to use the entire 36' roll of tape to cover the one piece of pipe. Super bulky and excessive!!! By the next afternoon, the tape had finally set, the leaking had stopped... and it's been dry for over nine days.

This is a serious product that when applied properly , will shore up any water leak on a pipe

Worked well. I had an imperfectly glued PVC pipe joint on A/C condensate line recently. Rather than laboring over breaking the joint and refitting it, I used this tape to seal it quickly. Tape itself is not all that "sticky" but when stretched by about 50% and tightly wrapped around the joint, the seal was perfect and the joint looked like it was intended to look. I'd buy/use again for similar low pressure applications where I can get overlapping wrap pattern.

Wow, this is some very good, but unusual tape—it does not feel as though there is any adhesive on it, but the moment it comes in contact with itself, it immediately begins fusing together!

Great product. Works perfect. Nice that it is a bit wider than most tapes of this kind.

Great to have around the house. Not the cheapest in this product category, but silicon tape quality seems good and spindle with lid gives proper feel.

Great self-fusing silicone tape for so many uses both indoors and outdoors, including sports grips, sealing joints on eavestrough downspouts or sectioned metal broom handles, adding a slightly grippy or protective wrap to tool handles of all sorts (incl hairdryer), and a quick semi-permanent fix for a leaking plumbing pipe or even a cracked vacuum cleaner hose, for instance. I like that it withstands hot and cold temperatures and that it can be removed without leaving a glue residue. If your looking for standard electrical tape or a sticky type of tape, this is not it. It's also not for use on fabric type textiles or anything with loose, flaky, dusty debris. This fusion tape was a decent price for the quantity. It works as intended when used and stored correctly. I like that the roll comes in a see-through storage box. Bought 2 different colours -- Yellow and black. Should last me quite some time.

I used this tape to make my smart candle bulbs a little more quiet. The idea was to isolate the glass from the shade that is supported by metal wire. I hope they will transfer to any following bulbs but these usually last a lifetime. You just need to make it long enough to cover the area of contact and then stretch the tape to overlap a short distance to make it bond.

Il fait son job. Pour le moment pas de problème.