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Butyl Tape | Flashing Tapes | Sealing Tapes

What is Butyl Tape | Flashing Tapes | Sealing Tapes?
Self-Adhesive Butyl Tape, alternatively known as mastic tape, butile tape, butal tape, butyle tape, or butly tape, comes in 3 main variations and is tear-proof. These are, Flashing tapes, Sealing tapes, and High-Performance GCA Tapes. These adhesive tapes are suitable for adhering to the most common building materials while helping to achieve airtight and watertight seals for your applications. This tape is ideal for Pond / fish / wildlife and aquatic uses.
Butyl tape is a versatile adhesive material commonly used in the construction industry for various applications. It is made from a synthetic rubber called butyl rubber and is often used as a sealant or bonding agent in a wide range of industries.
Butyl tape has a unique composition that gives it its distinctive properties. It is highly elastic and pliable, making it easy to shape and mould to fit various surfaces. It is also highly resistant to water, air, and UV radiation, making it an excellent choice for outdoor applications.
These tapes are sourced from one of the leading global butyl sealant tape manufacturers - Kiso.
Third-Party Videos of Butyl Tape in Use
Please note: These videos are for informational purposes only, and the tapes used may be different variations than the ones we directly supply.
Types of Butyl Tapes supplied
We can supply flashing, sealing and GCA butile mastic tapes.
What are Butyl sealing tapes used for?
Our double-sided butyl sealant tapes are relatively odour free & ideal for joining membranes used in the building and construction industry to prevent the passage of water and or air. An example of this is for damp-proof membranes and vapour control layers. These are, in essence, a butyl tape sealants.
What are Flashing tapes used for?
These Butyl Rubber Self Adhesive Flashing Tapes are self-adhesive tapes which are relatively odour free & ideal for the following uses:
- Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems - sealing leaking pipes and chambers
- Caravans - for sealing leaking panels
- The building & construction industry - flashing, repairing gutters and down pipes
- Conservatory construction and repair - flashing the roof and sealing T-bars
- Roofing & cladding - flashing off roofs
- Pond / fish / wildlife and aquatic uses
These tapes tend to be water-resistant and waterproof.
Why use GCA tapes?
GCA Butyle Sealant Putty Tapes are relatively odour free and tend to be high-performance based. Consequently, they are ideal for external metal sheeting - sealing end and side laps in steel and aluminium roofing systems - sealing roof lights, ridge and eaves sealing in combination with foam fillers, metal liner sheeting - sealing end laps, sealing metal flashings, sealing penetrations to roof and wall cladding and similar applications.
These tapes tend to be National Federation of Roofing Contractors Class A Certified and are excellent seal tapes.
These are suitable for steel and aluminium roofing systems and are Building Regulations Approved Document Part L Standard.
These double-sided butyl strips come in a putty-like consistency, making them easy to apply and mould into position.
Which Manufacturer supplies these butyl tapes?
These sealant tapes are sourced from Kiso, one of the leading, well-trusted and global butyl sealant manufacturers.
Available in multiple sizes
This self-adhesive
butyl glues are available in a multitude of sizes. Some of these are:
GCAs:
- 4mm Bead x 12 Metres
- 6mm Bead x 8 Metres
- 6mm x 5mm x 9.6 Metres
- 8mm Bead x 6 Metres
- 9mm x 3mm x 13 Metres
Flashing tapes:
- 100mm x 1.5mm x 20 Metres
- 150mm x 1.5mm x 10 Metres
- 150mm x 1.5mm x 20 Metres
- 200mm x 1.5mm x 10 Metres
- 200mm x 1.5mm x 20 Metres
Butyl Sealant tapes:
- 4mm Bead x 12 Metres
- 6mm Bead x 8 Metres
- 6mm x 5mm x 9.6 Metres
- 8mm Bead x 6 Metres
- 9mm x 3mm x 13 Metres
- 50mm x 1mm x 10 Metre (Black Membrane)
What is Butyl adhesive tape made from?
Butyl repair tape uses Butyl rubber, a synthetic rubber made from the polymer isobutylene. Consequently, this gives it excellent impermeable properties, which make it ideal for applications which require an airtight or waterproof seal.
Bulk buying options available
If you want to buy these sealing and flashing sealant tapes in bulk, every option we offer comes with bulk buying options.
Butyl Tape Temperature Range
These self-adhesive butyl mastic tapes have a wide temperature range from -40°C and up.
Applications of Butyl Tape in Various Industries.
One of the primary uses of butyl tape is in the construction industry. It is commonly used as a sealant for windows, doors, and roofs. The tape can be applied to the edges of the window or door frame, creating a waterproof seal that prevents water from entering the building. It can also seal around vents, pipes, and other openings in the roof, preventing water from leaking into the building.
Automotive
Butyl tape is also commonly used in the automotive industry. It seals vehicle seams and joints, preventing water from entering the interior. It also attaches body panels, trim, and other components to the vehicle's body.
Marine
Another everyday use of butyl tape is in the marine industry. It is used to seal hatches, portholes, and other openings in boats, preventing water from entering the vessel. It also seals around fittings and other boat deck components, preventing leaks and water damage.
Bond Agent
In addition to its use as a sealant, butyl tape is also used as a bonding agent. It can be used to bond various materials together, including metal, glass, and plastic. It is commonly used in manufacturing solar panels, which connect the panels to the frame.
List of applications
However, these flashing, sealing and GCA adhesive mastic beading strips are ideal for being used for or with:
- Sealing leaking pipes and chambers in Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems
- Sealing behind pressure plates on glass assemblies and glass roofs
- Caravans for sealing leaking panels
- Self adhesive flashing
- Self-adhesive sealing strips
- Gutter repair "glue"
- Joining and sealing corrugated roof sheets
- Joining and sealing polycarbonate roofing sheets and roofing systems
- Conservatory repair
- Conservatory construction
- During conservatory roof replacements
- Down pipe repair
- Flashing sealing T-bars
- Sealing rooflights
- Sealing curtain walls, and canopies
- Flashing off roofs
- As a water-resistant / waterproof roof sealant tape
- Window sealant
- External metal sheeting - sealing end and side laps in steel and aluminium roofing systems
- Repairing pond liners
- Joining liners
- Sealing roof lights
- Ridge and eaves sealing in combination with foam fillers
- Metal liner sheeting - sealing end laps
- Sealing metal flashings
- Sealing penetrations to roof and wall cladding
- Rubber gaskets
- Roof flashing tape
- Roof beading
- Roof sealing
- Roof sealant
- Flexible sealing tape
- Joint sealant
- Sealing metal flashings
- Washing machines
- Waterproof Mastic tape for metal roofing
- Damp-proof membranes and vapour control layers
- Bedding greenhouse glazing sealant tape for use on glass onto an aluminium base
- Heating, Venting and Air Conditioning (HVAC) - Sealing leaking pipes and chambers
- Caravans - Sealing leaking panels
- Caravan sealant
- Motorhome sealant
- RV sealant
- Building & Construction - Flashing and repairing gutters and down pipes
- Conservatories tape - Flashing the roof and sealing T Bars
- Wide Roofing & Cladding tape
- Roofing & Cladding - Flashing off roofs
- Self adhesive waterproof roof sealant strip
- Roofing repair tape for fixing leaks
- Roof repair patch tape
- Roof mastic sealant tape
- Adhere deck fittings on boats
- Adhesive roof flashing
- As a roofers tape as a roof sealer
- Self-adhesive rubber waterproof tape used on construction projects
- Waterproof sealant tape for roofs
- Waterproof joint sealing tape
- Self adhesive weather seal tape
- Adhesive weather seal tape
- Conservatories to brickwork
- Conservatory sealant
- Metal roof leak repair
- For use on and as a Flat roof repair tape
- Pipe seal / sealing tape
- Extra wide waterproof tape
- Caravan waterproof sealant
- Caravans to achieve a roof seal
- Caravan roof sealing & repair tape
- Window flashing tape
- Glazing
- Waterproof or waterproofing
- Window seal tape
- Window tape
- Ducting
- For use with door seals, conservatories, and window seals
- Water tank sealing tape
- Other similar applications
How to apply Butyl Tape?
Butyl seal tape is simple to apply. Firstly, ensure your surface is clean and grease and dirt-free. Once it is, please remove it from the liner, mould it into position and leave it to set. It is as simple as that.
How to clean / remove butyl tape residue
To clean butyl tape residue effectively, start by gently scraping off as much of the excess tape as possible using a plastic scraper or putty knife, being careful not to scratch the surface.
Next, apply a solvent such as rubbing alcohol, mineral spirits, or a commercial adhesive remover onto a clean cloth and dab it onto the residue. Let the solvent sit for a few minutes to soften the adhesive. Afterwards, wipe the area clean with a cloth.
If some residue remains, repeat the process. Finally, wash the area with soapy water and dry it with a clean towel to remove any solvent traces.
Always test the solvent on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure it does not damage the surface.
What is Butyl made up of?
Butyl tape is a type of sealing tape used for various applications, including sealing, waterproofing, and soundproofing. It is made of a rubber-like butyl material, which is highly effective in creating an airtight and watertight seal.
What industries is Butyl tape suitable for use in?
Butyl tape is used in various industries, from construction and engineering to automotive and aerospace.
Versatility
One of the critical benefits of butyl tape is its versatility. It can be used for various applications, from sealing windows and doors to creating a waterproof barrier for electrical connections. Butyl tape is also commonly used in roofing and roofing repair projects and for sealing around pipes and ductwork. The automotive industry also uses tape to seal windshields, sunroofs, and other areas exposed to the elements.
Sealing and waterproofing
Butyl tape is an excellent choice for sealing and waterproofing projects because it is flexible and easy to work with. Unlike traditional sealing materials such as silicone or caulk, butyl tape can be moulded and shaped to fit a variety of surfaces and shapes. This makes it ideal for sealing around pipes and other irregular shapes.
Strong sticky properties
Another benefit of butyl tape is its strong adhesive properties. The tape sticks to various surfaces, including metal, wood, plastic, and glass. It is also resistant to temperature extremes, UV radiation, and harsh weather conditions, making it an ideal choice for outdoor projects.
Environmentally friendly
Butyl tape is also an environmentally friendly option for sealing and waterproofing projects. Unlike traditional sealing materials, butyl tape does not contain harmful chemicals or solvents that can harm the environment. The tape is also easy to recycle and dispose of, which makes it a more sustainable choice for contractors and DIYers.
How to install Butyl tape?
When it comes to installing butyl tape, the process is relatively straightforward. The tape is sold in rolls that can be cut to the desired length with scissors. To apply the tape, clean the surface where it will be used and remove any debris or dirt. Then, apply the backing off the tape to the surface, pressing firmly to ensure a good bond. The tape will form a seal that is both airtight and waterproof.
What type of applications is butyl tape unsuited for?
It is important to note that butyl tape is unsuitable for all applications. For example, the tape is not recommended for use in high-pressure applications, such as those that involve the transfer of liquids or gases. Additionally, the tape may not be suitable for use in areas exposed to high temperatures, as the heat can cause the tape to deteriorate over time.
What are the benefits of using butyl tape?
Butyl tape has several benefits, including excellent waterproofing and air-sealing properties, high elasticity, and UV resistance. It is also easy to use, moldable and has a long service life.
What are the applications of butyl tape?
Butyl tape is used in various industries, including construction, automotive, and marine. It is commonly used for sealing windows, doors, roofs, and other openings in buildings and vehicles. It is also used for bonding materials like metal, glass, and plastic.
How do you apply butyl tape?
Butyl tape is applied by removing the backing paper or film and pressing the tape onto the surface. It is essential to clean the surface before applying the tape to ensure proper adhesion.
Can butyl tape be used on all surfaces?
Butyl tape can be used on various surfaces, including metal, glass, plastic, and concrete. However, it is essential to check the compatibility of the tape with the surface before application.
What is the shelf life of butyl tape?
The shelf life of butyl tape can vary depending on the manufacturer and the storage conditions. Generally, butyl tape has a shelf life of one to two years if stored properly in a cool, dry place. It is essential to check the manufacturer's storage and shelf life recommendations.
Is butyl tape heat resistant?
Butyl tape has good heat resistance, with some types of tape able to withstand temperatures up to 180°C. However, the heat resistance will depend on the specific kind of butyl tape.
Is butyl tape toxic?
Butyl tape is generally not considered toxic, as it contains no harmful chemicals. However, handling the tape carefully and avoiding ingestion or inhalation is still recommended.
How do you remove butyl tape?
To remove butyl tape, you can use a scraper or a putty knife to gently lift the edge of the tape. You can also use a solvent, such as mineral spirits or rubbing alcohol, to dissolve the adhesive. Testing the solvent on a small area first is crucial to ensure it does not damage the surface.
Can butyl tape be painted over?
Butyl tape can be painted over, but it is important to use paint compatible with the tape and the surface. Testing the paint on a small area first is recommended to ensure good adhesion and compatibility.
How does butyl tape compare to other types of sealants?
Compared to other types of sealants, butyl tape has several advantages, including its excellent waterproofing properties, high elasticity, and UV resistance. It also has a long service life and is easy to use. However, the choice of sealant will depend on the specific application and requirements.
Questions people have asked us about these butyl tapes
Product questions for our 100mm x 1.5mm x 20 Metre Flashing Tape
Question: I will be undertaking a self-build timber frame and timber-clad project. I intend to use Andersen 400 windows (an American company) with a nailing flange. In the instructions, they mention self-healing flashing and looking at various American websites, Tyvek Flex-wrap flashing for the sill and Tyvek straight flashing for sides and top are used. Whilst Tyvek flex-wrap is available in the UK, only 150mm width is available, not 250mm, and Tyvek straight flashing is unavailable. Can you recommend a butyl flashing for weather protection and air leakage, and that is self-healing butyl because some mechanical fixings on the vertical sections would penetrate the flashing? I look forward to hearing from you however if you need further information, please do not hesitate to contact me. - Stephen
Answer: Morning Stephen, I feel that [this] flashing tape would help with this application as the adhesive is self-healing and 1.5mm thick. We do stock lead and white finishes in 200mm widths - Ian, Product Support Manager
Question: I need flashing tape for sealing my poly carb roof to the wall. Is 200mm x 1.5mm x 10 Metres Flashing Tape the best choice? - Tony
Answer: Hi Tony, yes, the 200mm would be perfect for this application, then decide on a facing colour of either white or lead - Ian, Product Support Manager
Question: Can this product stretch to form corrugated roofing panels? - Live Chat
Answer: Hello, the product won't stretch as it is a butyl-backed foil. It is very conformable, though - Ian, Product Support Manager
Question: Will it bend sideways 90 degrees down the length of 100x125mm timber? i.e. form an upside-down U-shape, or will it crack or break at the bends? - Live Chat
Answer: Hello, and thank you for your enquiry. The product would be fine for this application - Ian, Product Support Manager
Product questions for our: 150mm x 1.5mm x 10 Metre Flashing Tape
Question: Hi, does this flashing tape do conservatories to brickwork? 99 % sure it does, just making sure, as it says washing machines and caravans - Wendy
Answer: Hi Wendy, yes, this is the primary application for the flashing tape - Ian, Product Support Manager
Question: Hi there. I am in the process of replacing the roof for my conservatory with new polycarbonate. This product is recommended for flashings for this type of work, which is great. I considered using DEKS KwikFlash or the Hambleside Danelaw FastFlash-type products for the ridge and abutment flashings. Still, is the HS Butyl Flashing the same specification as these products, i.e., its Aluminium stretch netting cast in polymer rubber for expansion and long-term strength? I need a butyl-backed flashing (definitely not bituminous!) that will not attack the polycarbonate sheeting. This is the case with the HS Butyl, but can you confirm for me, please? The abutment wall the flashing will go against is stone - again, can you confirm the HS Butyl will adhere satisfactorily to this, please? In addition to the flashing tape for protection against water ingress, I will dress over the flashings with Code 4 lead, which will also help weather the butyl flashing. Given that they are quite a bit more expensive, I am concerned that the KwikFlash or Fast Flash versions may be unnecessary 'specify' in this scenario. If the HS Butyl meets the required specifications for the task, then avoiding what may be considered unnecessary expenses would be good! I would be grateful for your thoughts regarding my enquiry, and any advice offered would be warmly welcomed. Many thanks and best regards - Laurie
Answer: Good Morning Laurie, Thank you for enquiring about using our flashing tape. I can confirm that this product is polycarbonate friendly and is commonly used for this application type. The 1.5mm thick butyl adhesive is very aggressive and conformable, making it the perfect choice for creating a weather seal on uneven surfaces. The elasticity of the butyl will also allow for differential rates of expansion - Ian, Product Support Manager
Product questions for our: 150mm x 1.5mm x 20 Metres Flashing Tape
Question: Hi, does this flashing tape do conservatories to brickwork? 99 % sure it does, just making sure, as it says washing machines and caravans - Wendy
Answer: Hi Wendy, yes, this is the primary application for the flashing tape - Ian, Product Support Manager
Question: I would like to buy a flashing tape, But what I want to know if any of the ones listed on your website are low in odour, as I want to insulate my car with it - Live Chat
Answer: The product is relatively odour free - Ian, Product Support Manager
Question: Is it coated with aluminium on top? And do you know how heavy is an m2 of that tape? - Live Chat
Answer: A 200mm x 20m weighs around 8.5kg - Ian, Product Support Manager
Question: Do you know the weight of the 150mm x20 mm? - Live Chat
Answer: It would be pro-rata 6.37kg approx - Ian, Product Support Manager
Product questions for our: 200mm x 1.5mm x 10 Metres Flashing Tape
Question: I will be undertaking a self-build timber frame and timber-clad project. I intend to use Andersen 400 windows (an American company) with a nailing flange. In the instructions, they mention self-healing butyl flashing, and looking at various American websites, Tyvek Flex-wrap flashing for the sill and Tyvek straight flashing for sides and top are used. Whilst Tyvek flex-wrap is available in the UK, only 150mm width is available, not 250mm, and Tyvek straight flashing is unavailable. Can you recommend a flashing for weather protection and self-healing air leakage because some mechanical fixings on the vertical sections would penetrate the flashing? I look forward to hearing from you however if you need further information, please do not hesitate to contact me. - Stephen
Answer: Morning Stephen, I feel that [this] butyl flashing tape would help with this application as the adhesive is self-healing and 1.5mm thick. We do stock lead and white finishes in 200mm widths - Ian, Product Support Manager
Question: I need flashing tape for sealing my poly carb roof to the wall. Is 200mm x 1.5mm x 10 Metres Flashing Tape the best choice? - Tony
Answer: Hi Tony, yes, the 200mm would be perfect for this application, then decide on a facing colour of either white or lead - Ian, Product Support Manager
Question: Can this product stretch to form corrugated roofing panels? - Live Chat
Answer: Hello, the product won't stretch as it is a butyl-backed foil. It is very conformable, though - Ian, Product Support Manager
Product questions for our: 200mm x 1.5mm x 20 Metre Flashing Tape
Question: I need flashing tape for sealing my poly carb roof to the wall. Is 200mm x 1.5mm x 10 Metres Flashing Tape the best choice? - Tony
Answer: Hi Tony, yes, the 200mm would be perfect for this application, then decide on a facing colour of either white or lead - Ian, Product Support Manager
Question: Can this product stretch to form corrugated roofing panels? - Live Chat
Answer: Hello, the product won't stretch as it is a butyl-backed foil. It is very conformable, though - Ian, Product Support Manager
Question: Will it bend sideways 90 degrees down the length of 100x125mm timber? i.e. form an upside-down U-shape, or will it crack or break at the bends? - Live Chat
Answer: Hello, and thank you for your enquiry. The product would be fine for this application - Ian, Product Support Manager
Product questions for our: 4mm Bead x 12 Metres High Performance GCA High Performance Sealant Tape
Question: Want to stop internal leaks between glass and wood - Sandy
Question: Hi Sandy, please take a look at our GCA sealant range - Ian, Product Support Manager
Answer: Is your 4mm bead suitable for bedding greenhouse glass onto an aluminium base? Thanks - Harry
Question: Hi Harry, yes, this product is suitable for this application - Ian, Product Support Manager
Answer: Hi, will this tape be ok for re-sealing my car sunroof - Paul
Question: The GCA will form a flexible weather seal, yes - Ian, Product Support Manager Hi, which butyls would you recommend for sealing a yacht window? Thanks - Liam
Answer: Hi Liam, all sizes of our GCA's are appropriate; it just depends on the size of your windows - Ian, Product Support Manager
Product questions for our: 50mm x 1mm x 10 Metre Black Membrane Jointing and Sealing Tape
Question: Hi, please tell me the thickness of this product. Many thanks - Adrian
Answer: Hi Adrian, Thank you for your enquiry today; the total thickness of this product is 1mm - Kerry, Customer Support Manager
Question: Hi, is this suitable to join two pieces of Butyl liner in a pond? - Chris Hi Chris, yes, it is suitable for this application - Ian, Product Support Manager
Product questions for our: 9mm x 3mm x 13 Metres High Performance GCA Sealant Tape
Question: Hi, which butyl sealant would you recommend for sealing deck hardware on a boat? For example, a metal cleat or stanchion seals the bolt fastenings through the fibreglass. Kind regards - John
Answer: Hi John, depending on the surface area you have to work with, you could use either our GCA range or the membrane jointing tapes - Ian, Product Support Manager
Overall
Overall, butyl tape is a versatile and reliable adhesive material that has a wide range of applications. Its unique properties make it an excellent choice for sealing and bonding various materials. Whether you're working in the construction, automotive, or marine industry, butyl tape is a valuable tool to help you get the job done right.
Who are Pressure Sensitive Adhesive Solutions?
PSA Solutions Ltd are Butyl sealant tape suppliers based in Leicestershire, UK.
We have a large range of mastic sealant tapes in our Leicester warehouse, ready to be dispatched - normally - within 2-3 days.
So if you can not see the adhesive you are looking for contact our friendly sales team for free advice.
Who are Pressure Sensitive Adhesive Solutions?
PSA Solutions are butyl tape suppliers based in Leicestershire, UK. However, we can ship nationally and UK-wide.
Where can I find out more about Waterproof Butyl Tape?
To find out even more technical information about butyl rubber tape please see this Wikipedia page.
Don't take our word for it; see what some of our past customers have said about products in this range.
A sample of the Reviews for some of our flashing tapes in this range
Name: Graeme
Your flashing tape is handy if we supply steel building kits. It provides a permanent solution to windblown water ingress, sealing old structures and cleaning up joints that users have abused in some way. All in all, I keep a roll in the car as part of my emergency kit.![]()
Name: Brian
I would give 5 out of 5 and not go on a job without the grey or white butyl flashing in my toolbox.![]()
Name: Manoj
Score of 5.![]()
A sample of the Reviews for some of our sealing tapes in this range
Name: James
Brilliant product.![]()
Name: Paul
Hi Great Service, packed well received very quickly. Perfect product for the job sealing laps on roofing sheets, very easy to use.![]()
Name: Andy
5 stars.
I ordered the sealant tape from you one day and was so impressed that it arrived the very next day that I rang the number for PSA Solutions and explained that, with so many brickbats flying around, it's great to be able to throw a bouquet. THANK you, I said, for being so brilliantly efficient, it's greatly appreciated, and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend you to others. All power to your elbow, and long may you keep it up etc. Anyway, I was quite genuine in my call, and it was excellent, prompt service, and I was happy to telephone and say so.
What's it for?
I'm constructing a versatile garden building - it could be a garden office, a Ping-Pong table in it, an artist's studio, and you could store garden furniture in it. Whilst I'm here, it'll be a carpentry/joinery workshop. 3x2 insulated stud walls, wrinkly tin roof (with your sealant tape), skylights, wood cladding on two sides, and corrugated iron on the backsides. Interior space 20x12 feet with 20x8ft decking at the front, covered over by corrugated polycarbonate (see-through) roofing to keep the rain off when I work outside. Can't wait to get it finished, and I can't wait for these flipping winter storms to abate a bit as well!!
Incidentally, and by way of contrast, - at the same time that I ordered the sealant tape from PSA, I also ordered 12 cans of expanding foam filler from a different supplier for the underside of the corrugated iron roof before I put up some 60mm Celotex insulation, I think it was the 8th of December(?). It arrived on the eighth of January. Not to put too fine a point on it. In The Following YEAR! !!! I was palmed off with two or three episodes of BS about couriers - twice; they said: "Give us your address, and we'll chase up the couriers." - Eh?? You should HAVE my address as part and parcel of an Amazon order. The order numbers are staring you in the face. You HAVE my address, you muppet! Not impressed at all [with them].
So, it was perfect to be able to ring you when the goods arrived so quickly and offer a genuine and sincere compliment for your swift and efficient service.
Thank you again. With warm regards![]()
Name: Geoff
Score 5.![]()
Name: Jay
After years of trying to make an artificial stream in my garden and being thwarted each winter when the cement lining cracked, I finally decided to use a liner. The only problem was fixing the liner so that its edge cleared the water level. I then found this wonderful product and successfully used it to stick the liner to bare rock. It is also useful for securing the inevitable creases that form in the liner. I have found that it works equally well on butyl and on plastic liners. Highly recommended.![]()
A sample of the Reviews for some of our High-performance GCA tapes in this range
Name: AngusThe sealant tape we bought from PSA Solutions was of good quality and at the right price. We used it as a lap tape for 6000 square feet of profile sheeting and associated flashings. We have no hesitation in recommending this product and will use it again on the next roofing job we undertake.![]()
Name: Geoff
Score 5.![]()
Name: Josias
Great product; it works wonderfully for sealing the door panel of my Seat Leon mk1. Easy ordering process, fast delivery, good quality product.![]()
Name: Paul
I used this product to install and seal a Motorhome Roof light into my Citroen Relay van. Because of the ribs on the roof, I was finding it difficult to seal properly with silicone sealant. After doing a bit of internet searching, I came across PSA Solutions and found this product. It has exceeded my expectations considering to excellent price. The roof light has not leaked even with strong winds, heavy rain and travelling up the motorway at 70mph. If you're looking for an excellent sealing product, then I would highly recommend it.![]()
Name: Dave
Needed to replace the glass in 2 Velux windows. As Velux overhaul kits were, the costly decision was to buy the glass locally. Not possible to get an original glass at 3-10-3; however, 4-8-4 is available and has an E coating, so not much different. Needed a sealant when replacing it, and the original 5.5 mm Velux butyl sealing bead is ridiculously expensive, so I purchased it from PSA at a very reasonable price. Size is not critical, and 6 mm has worked fine. If I had purchased all from Velux, the cost would have been about GBP 160. Using PSA sealant and locally supplied glass, the cost was about GBP 65. So overall, I would give a score of 5 to PSA for quality and price.![]()
Name: Kenneth
I used this product to seal the windscreen trim on my wife's Fiesta. It seems to be doing the job OK. But I should have used the 4mm sealant as the 6 was a little too thick.![]()
Name: Raheed
The mastic tape is a very effective seal 100% waterproof, Easy to apply and efficiently managed.![]()
Name: Colin
5 star. I use this for adhering a moister hygrometer to a subfloor to determine the amount of moister in a floor. Far cheaper than my trade suppliers, and delivery Was spot on too.![]()
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