Butyl tape is a type of adhesive sealing tape that has a wide range of applications. The tape is used in the construction and repair industries more than in any other industry. The tape offers unusual properties that other forms of tape and sealant cannot provide. The main advantage of butyl tape is that it combines the adhesive power of tape with the sealing power of caulk and other sealing products.

Roofs One of the original uses for butyl tape is for roofs. The tape protects and seals cracks, seams and even small holes on the surface of a roof. In most cases, the tape works best on smooth, dirt- and grit-free roofs.

Vents Butyl tape can be used on all vents leading from the inside of a building to the outside. The tape works to block the space between the wall and the vent, preventing air flow from entering or exiting the building around the vent and keeping moisture from entering the building.

Pipes In some cases, butyl tape will also work as a waterproofing tape for pipes. Unless the leak is extremely small, however, butyl tape works best as a temporary fix.

Glass & Windows Butyl tape can also be used as a glass sealant. The butyl tape used for this application is double-sided and is a form of glazing tape. When a window is installed into a frame, the butyl tape acts as an insulating and adhesive barrier between the glass and the frame.

BIGREDBOX Butyl tape is highly resistant to movement and shock. It is UV resistant and protects surfaces from corrosion. And with a durability that will last for decades, what more could you ask for!

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