FLEX TAPE vs. Gorilla Tape: which one is better? [9]
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2019
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In this review I compare flex tape to gorilla tape. They are in the same price point, let's see what one come out on top.
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UPDATE TO FLEX TAPE:
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Tested on a pool liner!
Which can handle the most temp and UV?
Good for fixing screen on smartphone
Thank you man
A weakness can be a strength, and vice versa. ie The fact the gorilla tape is less sticky can be a good thing if it means you can reposition it or peel it off more easily. Same with the stretching. Also you get twice the amount for the buck. Gorilla wins overall if you ask me!
How can l purchase? Now
I bought a bucket without a hole it, it was cheaper than both tapes. Lol.
Hahaha, that's the truth. You could buy a few buckets with the cost of the tape.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@tonijohnson7332 ás
But you could fix many buckets with a roll of tape. Think about that 🤔
Yeah I'd better buy a bucket as well. I bought one before and used it already it is pretty good but as you said not for long term use.
These two companies should make a product together. Called Flexing Gorilla🙉Lol.
Wait for it...Gorilla Flex!
X ZERO STAR X would be too op
FlexOrilla will be even better. I should register that name 🤓
@@xxycom8963 hahaha... that would be some serious tape!
LMAOOOOO
Great video man. This is my first time watching a video from your channel, and I think it is amazing. Keep up the good work man.
Glad you liked it. Thanks for the kind words!
Really glad that you left the video on while you tried to peel the flex tape! I had the same problem. I do like the fact that you get twice as much with the gorilla tape.
Flex tape can fix anything,
To show you i sawed this relationship in half.
Haha...that's funny. I will say a few weeks ago I put 2 holes in my pool liner (both on the bottom) I patched one with flex tape and one with gorilla tape. They hold pretty well but there is still a leak (not sure from which one) I have to add water every week or so. Still I am happy the patches should last the season. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
@@Jeffreviews4u Is it leaking really or could that just be normal water evaporation?
@@lisacypert1154 good question. It's really leaking - or at least it was before I drained it to replace the liner. Other symptoms include the sand moving under the liner from the excess water. They slowed the leak but didnt stop it entirely. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Hi Jeff, do you think the Flex Tape would work on a leaking hot tub jet assembly where the gasket in the middle of the assembly body dried and cracked?
@@jaycimbak7781 yes
I have used both Gorilla tape & Flex tape to repair my rv roof. The Flex tape was ok, but needed replacing in less than 6 months. The Gorilla tape was still good after about one year. The real test is endurance. Enjoyed the video.
Thank you
Did you have leaking around the air conditioning unit?
found a leak in my shipping container building. With your help, I know now that I can try some tape, and expect that will be resolved until a better more permanent plan can be put in place! Thanks Jeff!!
absolutely, temporary fix until it can be repaired permanently.
The Gorilla Tape stretched but then returned to the original length after you set the weight down, which comports to your early on comment that the Gorilla Tape felt "rubbery".
The Gorilla Tape would have won hands down if it had the same adhesion as the Flex Tape. The fact that you pulled the backing from the Gorilla Tape easier demonstrated why it didn't stick quickly.
Good test and fair evaluation. Thanks for the comparison.
Idk why ppl would thumb down this... Haters gona hate bro. Good demonstration thanksssss
Thanks for the kind words! Have a great day and stay safe.
I am a strong believer in the Gorilla tape, and was quite sceptical about using the Flex tape, but after your demo, you made a believer out of me to try and use the Flex Tape in the future. I have used the Flex Spray to fix my Bird bath... And it worked PERFECT, since July 2020
That's awesome. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Thanks dude,
I have a pretty big drain pipe leak under my kitchen sink so this demo was helpful in showing that while one brand may be a bit better than the other both of them work.
Providing my issue can even be fixed with adhesive tape, temporarily or not, something I am really hoping will be the case because otherwise I'll have to buy a new counter as its rotting underneath, sink and piping which we all know will lead to new cabinets and drawers etc. and I don't want to spend what little money I have left (emphasis on "little" thanks to covid causing me my job) redoing my kitchen.
These tapes are a good temporary fix, especially for a line not under pressure...I get what you mean about the covid renovation... I'm doing one myself. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
How did it work out for ya?
Thanks for this video Jeff! I learned a lot and it helped me make a better decision on purchasing my underwater pool fix tape. Keep doing what you're doing 👌
Happy to help...this may help with a pool liner repair. ruclips.net/video/q72CjPHp2Hg/видео.html
Is flex seal products rodentproof
Very helpful review. We have a couple of leaks in the seams of the gutter around our entryway roof overhang. Going to clean/prep and tape them up.
glad you liked it! Let me know how it worked. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I've been using flex seal for the past 3 years instead of sandbags during hurricane season. It's kept a room that otherwise floods dry for 3 years now. I'm buying more to get ready for Ian!
I used Gorilla patch and seal for my Rv roof. I like it better than flex tape because it has more flex and stretches better plus you get twice as much for the same price. I do recommend if you're using it for a roof patch to make sure you clean the area well and honestly using a putty knife to push it down is helpful too but I feel like it's a better product all around.
Gorilla does not stretch better, so I'm gonna have to back you up.
@@Alex_Hernandez15gorilla does not or does
In Wisc we have property and have a trailer and behind trailer we have a large vinyl garage that we store mowers, ladders etc inside. One year a heavy tree branch fell on it and punctured the vinyl garage, and left a hole w a tear about 4x7 inches. Various patches would not stay, but about 2-3 years ago I bought some Flex tape and applied it from inside of vinyl garage and the hole was on the curved area of the vinyl garage. I applied a large strip of FlexTape w about 2-3” excess past the hole on each side, And I have to say I’m very happy with the results! Worked excellent for my purpose.
Tried some on roof of our trailer though but it did not stay. Maybe flex paste would. I may try that next.
I've had good success with flex paste in my camper roof. It went on pretty well and a few months later is still holding strong. If you end up trying it out, let me know how it works for you.
Great review. I'm glad you dried off the outside of the bucket and continued the review. I have some Gorilla tape that I hope will seal a small crack in my flat roof.
how did it work?
@@Jeffreviews4u It did work! I recommend it for a tenporary fix
@@dance2live47 flex makes a new product called flex Paste. I did a review recently. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/BCfcvfhlzBM/видео.html
may help
Used the clear flex tape to repair the rips and holes in my boat cover. So far so good. I will say this, 5 feet of flex tape goes very fast! an extra 5 feet of Gorilla tape for the same price is a huge advantage especially if you need a lot.
Great stuff! Exactly what I needed to understand for a non-pressurized auto application.
I'm glad I landed on your channel. You so accurate and detailed. I'm surprised your not on TV doing commercials 😊🤣. But I subscribe to your channel. And cant wait for more to come. Thanks Jeff. I be waiting
Thanks for your kinds words! I dont think ASOT wants me doing their commercials...they'd sell a lot less - haha. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Walmart is carrying the Gorilla one as well, I saw it yesterday,. In fact, they both Gorrilla and Flex tape are on the same shelf
That's interesting. Anything to make a sale I guess
Thanks for the video. Had to do a quick fix as hurricane dorian was passing by. Very helpful!!
Glad it helped. Stay safe!
I have not used Gorilla Tape, but have been disapointed in one of their products. I used Flex-Tape for my shower and other things and it has held up quite well. Not a permanent solution, but then again, I can't afford to remodel my bathroom. I think the fact that they sell twice as much at the same price, says a lot. But, if you are really looking for a lot of good solid quick fixes that you do not expect to hold, then the Gorilla is the go-to. Save money, fix things. Thanks for the video!
Jeff brilliant review. Very objectively done and it is very helpful. I have been using the Gorilla tape though but will keep my options open when i have to replenish. Again, very helpful video. Tq
I tried to be as objective as possible. Thanks for mentioning it. I like both tapes but sometimes budget dictates what I get - ha. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I have used the flex spray and had good results. I did not know about the tape. Glad you reviewed it.
I was pretty impressed with the flex tape. I only wish I had a boat to cut in half and tape back together. Thanks for the comment.
What about for a quarter dollar hole in vinyl pool
Stacie B - yes I have had good results w Flex Seal spray too
@@heathergardner852 i taped a hole in my pool liner and it lasted the season. I've since replaced the liner.
@@ConestogaCreek they definitely make some impressive stuff
Used Gorilla tape on plexiglass porch windows with temperatures down to -40 and it welded itself to the plastic surface.
@mrsirfrappe W. Yes and continues to work years later.
They should make it in clear
Thanks for the update!
@@daciasdiy1861 they do have clear. Just bought some.
@@wyomingadventures I bought some clear not that long ago...cool stuff.
Thank you! I was wondering these exact questions.
Absolutely. Thanks for stopping by and checking it out.
I’ve used the Gorilla waterproof tape and it doesn’t stick well to wet surfaces. But dry clean surfaces it sticks like crazy. It’s rubbery and stretches some and hard as hell to remove. Very useful and quality tape.
That's how I want to use it to patch my rain barrel. The barrel will be clean and dry before application.
Is it really working?
How long could it be last? I mean their life span..
@slekan6895 he didn't use it correctly if you were trying to do a long lasting repair it should be dry and clean first. I used the flex tape like 6 years ago in a 30 gallon drum and it still hasn't leaked but I taped it while it was dry and clean and I taped it from m both sides. But for some reason the flex tape I had was black. Hope it helped
@@TheRealWickedGardener oh! Thank you very much ♥
Used flex tape on hairline cracks on my foundation. Inside and out. Over a year ago and is still keeping basement dry. Outside crack was a rushing stream. Am sold on flexseal tape. Will always have some on hand.
Wow...that's great! Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I use Flex Tape as a keel guard on my Kayak! My kayak was showing some wear from rocks, gravel and concrete boat ramps. It's taking a beating but serving the purpose well!
Wow...that's a great idea...thanks for sharing.
Enjoyed your channel,so glad to see someone actually telling the truth
Glad you liked thanks for sharing your kind words. I hope you have a great day!
Awesome 😎 I’m gonna LOVE this channel. Brilliant!!!
Glad you liked it and I hope it helps. Thanks for the comment.
I used the flex tape to hold down tarps for a hurricane in Florida! This stuff is amazing! Complete hold during hurricane Ian! I will never be with out it!
Wow. Thanks for sharing! Stay safe 👍
Jeff if used the flex tape in Black I bought from Amazon on several occasions all under water situations, my hot tub etc. I LOVE IT, works great definitely recommend it.
I used it last season to patch a hole in my pool liner - couldn't have been more pleased with it. Thanks for sharing your experience.
I watched because I am looking for something to hold cat6 cable for cctv onto my brick house. Over 110 yrs. old I don't want to put more holes than necessary on my front brick.
Thought your review was very well done. Thanks.
I appreciate the kind words. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Great review. I have used flex tape. The only down side to flex tape is it should be 10 feet instead of 5 feet. It’s a great product.
I thought the same thing too. Need more of the flex tape! Thanks for taking the time to comment.
But wait. If you order now...
@@lonniemorrison2987 you always have to wait....hahahaha....they double the offer. Lol
Yes, Jeff. I've Used both. Gorilla tape cus an ultra sticky duct tape. Nothing more. It would not hold on washing machine drain hose. Flex tape not only works on that, but pressurized hoses and PVC PIPE!
I agree. I wouldn't try it on pressurized pipes but I've had good success with holding standing water in/out. Check this one out: ruclips.net/video/q72CjPHp2Hg/видео.html
Thanks for this - really useful in my decision making. Am choosing Gorilla for my needs (dishwasher patch) and will let you know how it goes!!!
Thank you for the demo. It answered a lot of questions.
happy to help. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
The top of my van windshield leaked. So I used the Gorllla. They didn"t have the Flex tape at my Walmart. Better bargain anyway. And I like the black color. Sticks immediately, so make sure you got it where you want it.
It's a good temporary solution. Definitely not for long term repair. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Reading the directions is important. They say to clean the area first, making sure there isn't any dirt or grease in target area. Then it says that strength of bond increases with time and some bonds may need 24 hours for maximum bond. Would be interesting to see how the bonds were after 24 hrs.
Absolutely, you should clean the area first. Great point. The bond does increase with time. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Now i know slapping on two patches of flex tape on both sides of a hole would do an even better job. Very interesting review by the way. Thanks man 🙏
Thank you! Informative and thorough. Appreciated. Subscribed.
Absolutely, glad you liked it, thanks for the comment. Have a great day and stay safe.
Hey Jeff I've used both products for pond repairs and I've found that gorilla tape is better and both products recommend that you use them on a clean dry surface to ensure the best results.
Thanks for sharing your experience with these products!
i appreciate your reviews thank you so so much. ❤for looking out. especially for us single women who wouldnt not know.
Absolutely. Happy to look out for other! Thanks for checking it out.
Great Review i will be using Flex Tape for Outdoor Tarps and green house covers for now on and Gorilla tape for just wrapping things firmly but T-Rex Tape will be my overall EDC kind of tape or just laying around in the closet due to best value per roll.
I have yet to try T-rex tape. Ill have to get some. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Omg you are a life saver thank you Jeff. My kid popped a hole in my air mattress while camping and I didnt know what to do. So I came across this video and boom. Easy fix.
Those pesky air mattresses. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Thanks. Definitely gonna buy flex tape for my project🤙
It's a little more expensive but it is the better product. Let me know how it works out for you. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I used Flex Tape last year. I had major difficulty trying to cut it because the glue from the tape stuck to my scissors and also to a knife I tried to use. It was also next to impossible to start peeling the backing off. I was using my fingernail to try to separate the backing. I finally got the backing off, and the tape is still holding over a year later on an inside project. But edges of the tape are starting to lift up on the outside project. I also tried the liquid on a metal shed roof, but it wouldn’t spread. I think the metal was just too hot. The temperature was in the nineties and the roof was in direct sunlight. So I didn’t finish the shed roof, but I’m going to try again, now that it’s cooler outside.
The backing can be very difficult to pull off...I tend to roll the corners. Thanks for sharing your experience!
I much prefer FLEX spray and tape for water leaks specifically. I had a leak in my pond where my water source came up into my upper retain basin. I used flex spray all underneath it and stopped the leak. Even after 17 degree temps it is still holding. Used the FLEX tape to cover a crack in water supply line. This stuff is amazing. I have also used FLEX caulk and construction adhesive. Awesome. However, If I have to bind or repair anything away from water, Gorilla is my go-to, especially on wood- Gorilla Glue is the king!! Both amazing product lines, but I go by what my application is going to be.
Actually there are A LOT of variables in trying to do testing like this. How big the hole is and how deep the water is make sure you difference and pressures and what not. So doing a test in a bucket isn't going to relate to a hole in the side of an above ground pool towards the bottom cuz there's crazy amount more pressure and weight pushing down on it. Good preliminary testing regardless so at least I have an idea of what I'm looking at now so thanks.
If you're looking for a pool patch, I've heard flex glue mixed with flex tape works well
Used some flex tape to repair a roof leak in my sunroom that others claimed to have fixed.
Cleaned and made sure shingles were brushed to remove loose stuff applied and still holding 2 1/2 years later.
If applied correctly it works great and will save ya some cash.
Thanks for sharing your experience with this tape.
Hi how are you so this product product very nice but this product how to long size wedding and birthday shop is tent this product purpose Helps ,,,,,,,,,,,?
I've seen around on youtube Flex Tape works well on fixing air mattresses, so whatever works best for patching a hole on an air mattress. Seems like typical tape doesn't really do so well. I haven't tried duct tape yet, but I've heard it doesn't do so well either to cover a hole on an air mattress.
The only thing I have found permanent success with an air mattress is a vinyl weld...that way it would adhere and become part of the original material. Flex Tape may work for a while but not permanently. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Thank you so much! This video was really helpful because you show how the product actually works. Wish I could take back 2 minutes after watching tylertube.
Jhang Jeff. I was just about and buying both. Do my own test. Glad for you doing the test.
How well do these hold up with a bit of psi behind the water for how long ?
Say 25 psi for 73 hrs. perhaps ? A much better test around a water hose .
Love this! You sure saved me some money ! Thank You!
Happy to help. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Hello Jeff, I have old tarpaulin which has some pinholes caused by the tarp containing gravel for a time . Need to seal these to make some ponds to raise duckweed and azolla for chicken feed. Water in the pond will be about 8 to max 10 "deep. What would you recommend, flex or gorilla tape? Would appreciate your comment
Both are pretty good as a temporary fix. Over time they will let water through. The flex tape did better but the gorilla tape was less expensive with twice the product. Hope this helps. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Thanks for giving us your time with this challenge
Happy to help. Thanks for checking it out.
Excellent review, the way you slap that tape to the bucket lol The gorilla tape is not equally getting as much pressure exerted to the tape as to the flex tape. The flex tape is the real deal.
Thanks for the review. Little dudes pool just got a hole and now I can fix it and not shell out more money for a whole new toddler pool this season!
Hahaha.. I hear ya. These kids like to keep cool
Thanks for sharing and comparing, nice job on that! I was wondering if one had a stronger smell than the other? I'm planning to use it around venomous insects that are sensitive to scents. :)
That's interesting. I didn't notice an overwhelming smell. I'd be interested to know what one you chose.
Maybe put some bait on the tape, and they will get stuck on the adhesive.
Gorilla tape sucks!!!!! I tried to use the construction adhesive and it wouldn't even maintain contact with my wall!!! I used the adhesive and on my ceiling and that took 72 hours alone just to support a curtain rod! I tried the tape to support a key hook three piece holder (plaqye) and it supported the adhesive for approximately 16 minutes! So I fill Gorilla glue is all ,Cap!!!
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@@timothyfields7778 puras pinches mentiras 😡😡
I have a flat roof that has Gaco silicone coating on it. It developed a few cracks and was leaking. After watching your video I went out and purchased one roll of each. It was barely sprinkling when I attempted to make the patch. However I made sure that I wipe the area down with dry rags and also sprayed it with alcohol to facilitate the water evaporating. It certainly wasn’t completely dry but there were no drops of water. Sadly neither products worked at all. In fact when I went to rub them down they kept moving because they did not adhere. I will try it again on a sunny warm day but as far as it’s sticking to moisture that did not happen in my case. It may be because it doesn’t stick to silicone.
I have had good success using flex glue and flex tape. I recently glued down a vinyl floor that was peeling and I set a large brick on the piece to hold it down. 30 minutes later removed the block and it was dry. Let us know how it works on a dry warm day. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Thanks man, I've got both tapes and a small hole in above ground pool. I appreciate the video!
Cool, let me know how it goes. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Sam Naimark I have the same problem, did it hold up when swimming?
You may be interested in this one: ruclips.net/video/q72CjPHp2Hg/видео.html
I used gorilla glue waterproof tape on intex pool liner , bottom of pool while full of water. The trick on the gorilla glue is to remove film and set in sun . It’s like tar the warmer it gets the stickier it gets . When cold doesn’t perform very well if at all on application. Hope this helps!
Wow. That's good advice. Thanks for sharing your experience. Have a great day and stay safe.
How did the pool hold up Im trying this on my inflatable island?
Thank you so much. I just bought an Intex pool, followed all directions. Filling, and at 90% full found 2 holes. Obviously a manufacturing flaw. Don't want to dump the 400 gallons that in the pool. I'm hoping to get The gorilla stuff and fix it tomorrow!
Hoes the pool holding up? That's exactly what I need it for
Thank you for this demonstration Jeff. I definitely feel flex tape is worth trying on the slice I accidentally made in our plastic pond liner while trying to trim silicone away from a drain that was sealed to a hole made in the bottom of it. Do you think that this tape could be shaped around the drain, to ensure a smoother surface, for a flat rubber plug to rest upon?
I used a lot of silicone to secure the drain. I also tried to repair the slice I made, with additional silicone.
Would the set silicone applications need to be completely removed, before taping with the flex tape, for a proper adhesion? Or could I work the flex tape over the silicone as it is, and still achieve the seal that I am hoping for?
Hut
From One Jeff to another Great job
That's awesome! Thanks for the support.
Had a small hole in my kiddie pool that needed to be patched. Bought the Gorilla Tape since is was twice the length of the Flextape for the same price. I also found that the Gorilla Tape took some time to get it to stick to the pool liner. Put a patch on both the inside and the bottom of the pool liner. Will check this afternoon to see if the patch has sealed. The only problem I had was getting the roll to start unrolling. The edge of the roll had adhered to the black face and it took some doing and tearing of the tape to get it going. Was a little surprised at how well it had stuck to the black face since when I pulled off the clear liner, the tape did not seem that aggressively sticky. Thanks for this video, it really helped!
I would think the fact the the Gorilla tape stretched (flexed) more than the Flex tape would be beneficial and not a con unless you are using it to lift barbells.
I see what you are saying beneficial in some cases not in others. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I am looking because I need something to fix a hose that twists. flexibility is definitely a plus so I'll be going with the gorilla.
thanks for this! 'gotta fix a porta bote - i think the flex tape will do the job
kd
Let me know how it works out. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Thanks Jeff...my pool floater needs repair..will try the one I can find in my area.
Let me know how it worked for you.
I used the white Flex Tape on an outside seam on one of my gutters. There was some leaking. The tape began to disintegrate in less than a year until it started to peel off the gutter in pieces.
Just so I needed to know! I feel like the flex tape is much better the Gorilla Tape didn't stick where I had hooked a PVC faucet into a hose and then turned on the water and it popped out but using the flex tape it sealed and it didn't pop out. Thanks for your demonstration
About how much psi on this ?
Hi Jeff, Thank you so much for this review. I am a person who loves DIY projects and was looking for a strong and waterproof tape. This video was extremely helpful in making my decision. I will definitely be using Flex tape for most projects however. I will also keep the Gorilla tape around as an alternative if needed. I do find it very interesting how the Gorilla tape was able to stretch. I was thinking that while stretched it may stick faster with out having to hold it until it sticks. Just curious. Thanks again.
Let me know what you think when you use the tape.
Hey! I am trying to find some waterproof tape to fix my above ground pool I am so glad I ran into your channel. I was on the fence about which one of these to get. I think I've decided on the flex tape even though I am going to have to use more than one roll. I actually didn't like the way the gorilla tape performed. The liner is coming detached from the rim of the pool and the gap is quite wide long and wide. This has been going on for a while so I figured I had better do something. I don't want to drain the pool at this point and have someone fix it. Thank you for your review.
I've had good success using flex glue with flex tape for pool patches. ruclips.net/video/q72CjPHp2Hg/видео.html
Good video, I used Flex tape on my above ground pool and its held up for 3 years now. I put it on the inside. I use Flex tape for all my pool leaks and so far it works great.
Ive heard that flex tape mixed with flex glue makes the best pool patch....
@@Jeffreviews4u thank you. I never that, but I will try it.
@@stevemcc1842 let me know how it works for you!
Thank you I appreciate your doing this video 👍 Everybody hates to get something home to find out it didn't work like as seen on TV 🤬 😬 So it helps to have things verified 👍 Great help!!!!!
Absolutely! Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Cutting the flex tape is so much of a pain,but it sealed my tiny sub basement window up really good. The barrel by the window would fill with water every rain and the pressure would push the seal open,and the water would pour into my basement. I got sick of fixing the window zsi I flex tapped it about 1 year ago,and it's still holding strong
That's awesome! And you're right it is quite difficult to cut. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Still in the beginning of the video, but already a +1 because you used 2 different colors for the ease of the video! now that's smart thinking! :D
Glad it helped. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Thanks for this study. I was wondering which one would perform better. Im going with flex
I was just at the store trying to decide between the two. Flex tape is the winner.
I agree. It does a better job. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Legend has it that Jeff still hearts comments to this day...
Hahaha. Those rumors they get you every time.
@@Jeffreviews4u So the rumors are true
Only if you believe - ha. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Thanks buddy I will be heading out looking for some flex seal tape tommorrow
Absolutely, how'd it go?
Great video. Thank you. Can you please make a video on comparing Flex seal spray/ Flex spot and comparable products to fix a ceiling leak?
I recently compared flex seal spray with gorilla spray patch and seal. Although not on a roof the video may provide some info. ruclips.net/video/mpY9HgOlOuc/видео.html thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Used flex seal spray while the hurricane was pushing my window in. It sealed and dried while the water was spraying in sideways into the house. Made a mess but again sealed and stopped the water during Irma. Not bad in my opinion. Had ordered new windows but freaking hurricane hit before they were in.
Wow, that's amazing. Thanks for sharing!
The Gorilla tape applied on the outside is showing signs of the water creating channels between the tape and the bucket and its approaching the edge of the tape. Water is not creating channels on the bucket with the Flex tape. Flex tapes appears to be better.
I liked them both. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Very nice demonstration sir, I just bought the Flex tape from Walmart for my busted water hose so I hope I get the same results that you got or better! Thanks
Be careful using this on something under pressure. You may be better off getting a new hose...lol.
@@Jeffreviews4u ok Thanku for the advice
Absolutely!
the difference is when the water pressure is being use to support the contact by the water being on the non sticky side, it helps the hold but the water pressure pushing the tape off the bucket it won't last as long
This guy is the next spokesman for flex tape.
Lol...@philswift would never give up his gig. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Tried the white Flex Tape on my cleaned surface inground vinyl pool liner to cover a small under water rip, pealed off after a couple of months. Also tried to patch an above waterline rip exceeding 6 inches beyond the rip. The Flex Tape didn't stop the rip and peeled off after a month.
They say flex tape and flex glue work as a pool patch. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Jeff, thank you for the detailed review 😊😘🥳😁🍉🍉
Absolutely! Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Thanks for the review. Im going with clear flex tape for two things .. these leaky jalousie windows ..hot air in south fl make the ac run longer summers are so hot an humid. an a leaky pipe under the sink where i have a bucket... i almost picked the gorilla glue. Im glad i diddnt. Plus the outside of an apt bldg. I can't put colored tape on a window.. the flex tape has the CLEAR. your review was awesomeness..thank you thank you.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
in the footage you can see the gorilla tape bulging around the hole.
The gorilla tape is definitely more rubbery feeling. It is stretchy. Although its not as good as the flex tape it was able to hold its own - for a little while. Thanks for taking the time to comment!
That's what she said 🤣
I saw that too. Putting price aside as a variable, I would go for Flex Tape every time.
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I'm sure that lots of people called you out on your math lol 2 cents in the difference Haha but I do like your reviews. Thanks for sharing
Haha. I got caught...again...I sure rounded up the .99 and not the .97
I needed to stop a ceiling rain leap during a horrific lengthy storm I bought Flex Tape. It has worked for me! I have not usedGorrilla Tape though offered twice the amount for the same price I like what I saw in the video test, though. I I'll stay with Flex Tape.
Hi Jeff, i was wondering if Flex Tape or flex glue would be good to seal old cracks in my loungeroom which is lined with plaster board that has cracked because my house stumps move throughout the year from weather variations? Does it have any "give" for seasonal movement?
Also i have a windowseal that is made up of two 5cm horizontal running wood but noticed theres a small gap between them that goes all along the outside windowseal & im hard to know if rain may be getting into the old outside wood walls underneath the sill as the whole house has been covered by some outdoor weather/ insulating horizontal covering that many of the old houses have around these parts. Problem with the insulating plastic(?) is that i can't see the condition of the timber underneath.
Any suggestions re the inside gyprock wall cracks & whether i should be using the tape or some kind of bog like sikaflex or "no more gaps"
Thankyou for any advice :)
Best Vid EVER!
Thanks for your kind words. Have a great day and stay safe!
wow this was great video! honestly water will always find a way . i used gorilla glue and it was crap just FYI
you're right, water will always find a way...thanks for taking the time to comment!
Hey this is great info. I have a resin fountain that has a crack. I am going to Home Depot today hope they have the tape. Thank you.