Does Flex Tape actually work?

 

If you’ve ever seen Phil Swift in action, you know that Flex Tape® has been used to repair boats, buckets, pipes, and more—but does it really work?

The answer is YES! When applied properly, Flex Tape creates a strong, waterproof seal that can patch holes in roofs and stop leaks. It can be applied to dry or wet surfaces and even works underwater. Its thick, rubberized backing is flexible enough to conform to almost any shape or surface, making it an essential tool for quick fixes and emergency repairs.

How Strong is Flex Tape?

Flex Tape adheres instantly, but its bond strengthens over time. For the most secure hold, allow the tape to set for 24 hours before putting it to the test (when possible). Once Flex Tape fully cures, it’s designed to stay in place permanently, so be sure to position it correctly on the first try. Once applied, it cannot be repositioned or reapplied

What Can Flex Tape Be Used For?

Leaky plumbing (like PVC pipes) Roof leaks and gutter repairs Boats, pools, and underwater fixes DIY home repairs and so much more!

Flexpert Tip: Although Flex Tape is super-strong and can last a long time, it is intended to be used as a temporary solution until a more permanent solution can be found.

Ready to learn more? Check out our Flex Tape Tutorial for step-by-step application tips and best practices.

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