Roof Repair Tape Which Can Be Used To Seal Leaks Even When Wet

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I would like a repair tape for use in emergency repairs of my truck camper roof. I would like something I can use in the middle of a rainstorm if we happen to develop a leak when we are in the boondocks until I can get out of the backcountry. Any suggestions?

asked by: Rich O

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You will need the Quick Roof Repair Tape # QR34FR. This particular roll is 25' long and 4" wide. It is one of the few products that will stick even to a wet surface. We also have it in a 6" wide Roll # QR44FR if you are wanting the wider size.

expert reply by: Bud M

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