Flex seal and the flex seal products

Kermit · 05-03-20, 10:35 PM

Garbage, complete garbage.

Kermit · 05-03-20, 10:36 PM

I tried to fix a pin hole in a pipe with that flex tape and it leaked just as bad. I don't know how in the fukk those guys rowed a boat with a screen in the bottom with that flex spray crap. Trick editing no doubt.

Shute · 05-03-20, 10:39 PM

Damn

pablo222 · 05-03-20, 10:39 PM

Kermy right. Complete garbage. At best it is temporary.

Shute · 05-03-20, 10:42 PM

It’s like the that basket for the pool
That thing was a joke too
Claiming the Bernoulli effect would increase suction
What a joke

MinnesotaFats · 05-03-20, 10:42 PM

??? Used them at my rentals.

Spray does great for roof if missing shingle or leaking in a spot.

For 6 bucks you should get a can just in case...solves a lot of problems

pablo222 · 05-03-20, 11:15 PM

Originally posted by Shute

It’s like the that basket for the pool
That thing was a joke too
Claiming the Bernoulli effect would increase suction
What a joke

JIBBBY · 05-03-20, 11:28 PM

I tried it on my house kitchen cove window that was leaking.. I used it a year ago if I remember correctly and with a finish coat of paint.. It's holding up after a year like a champ.. It was sticky crap and stunk big time when applying it.. I remember catching a contact high off it..

I don't recommend it.. It does seal leaks if you apply it properly.. Wear a mask though...

jjgold · 05-04-20, 06:05 AM

All the products are the same

It is decent for cracks

Many swear by it

rkelly110 · 05-04-20, 06:10 AM

zam77 · 05-04-20, 06:27 AM

The puddy stuffs pretty decent

Sanity Check · 05-04-20, 06:47 AM

The tape sucks.

Their other stuff works much better.

King tut · 05-04-20, 07:02 AM

Junk

Natty68 · 05-04-20, 08:17 AM

The spray works perfect for covering holes in clamshell snowmobile trailers. Did it three years ago and it is lasting great. Wouldn't trust it for any high pressure issues.

pologq · 05-04-20, 09:18 AM

that guy always makes me laugh when he throws the tape onto the big vat of water

Slurry Pumper · 05-04-20, 03:45 PM

If you are repairing an area that has any pressure forget it. So pipes and any clear water depth over 1 foot would be the limit. Any "head" as we call it and it will fail quickly.

Take a close look at that particular jack wad when he creates the boat. The entire surface area of the boat is holding up the weight of him and the motor when it is moving. Not when just sitting their on a lake. It makes a big difference. Plus I bet he uses 300 pounds of the stuff so it probably takes 3 weeks to cure.