This is a review of 360Tronics blue waterproof tape, 4” x 33’.

Our warehouse has a metal roof and developed a leak during a recent rainstorm. We needed a way to seal the leak when it was not totally dry and to not make a permanent alteration to the roof that the roofer would not be able to undo when they come to make a permanent repair.

There is a good-sized cement cracking on my garage floor. The cracking is at the path where the car goes in and out daily. I tried before with some sort of cement patch. But the cement patch itself got cracked again as it could not sustain the daily traffic stress from the car. I bumped into this patching duck tape for outdoor use purposes. Out of curiosity, I want to try it to see if it could cover the cracking part. To my surprise, this duck tape is sticky and tough to wear. It stays in place firmly. And the soft nature allows it to take the pressure from the car tire running by. Its been there for about three weeks now—no sign of giving up. I am happy.

Heavy-duty rubber bonding adhesive. Thick tape has a hefty hold when placed on an object. Place it carefully before peeling back the foil as it binds quickly. Used it on a crack in a PVC tube. Sealed it quickly and stopped the leak. I wish it was a grey or neutral color as the blue stands out.

Previously, I used the FlexTape bought from Homedepot to connect vinyl pieces together. The 360Tronics tape is slightly thicker than the FlexTape (the white tape in my picture is FlexTape). The 360Tronics tape is very strong, sticky, and it works very well. It holds the vinyl pieces together tightly.

This is an extremely large roll of tape. It is massive, heavy and very, very sticky. I would advise that you keep one side of the protective paper around the flat side of the roll intact. Once we were finished using it for the moment, we took a piece of parchment paper and placed it on the exposed sticky side so that when it is set down it wont get stuck. Seems to be working well so far. We applied this to an outside gutter that was seamed together with metal screws and has leaked periodically over the years. In the past, we sprayed the seam a number of times with adhesive and it worked for awhile and then it didnt. So far the tape seems to be doing exactly what it claims. No drips coming at the seam. Keeping my fingers crossed.

I must admit that I don’t own any aquatic items, but I do have a multitude of projects that require some protecting (namely my car). I am using the tape to protect the undercarriage of my car by patching up my splash shield. While I haven’t thoroughly road-tested the tape, it is still intact!

I ordered this tape with one specific problem in mind. We have a reverse osmosis water filter that is connected as our Refrigerator water supply, so we dont need to buy the expensive Refrigerator filters. The refrigerator allows removal of the filter in this situation, but does not have a way to turn off the indicator that says the filter needs to be replaced. Due to the low temps and humidity changes, I have not been able to find a tape that will hold down the spring loaded limit switch for very long. This one may be the one! It is very flexible, and very tacky, and molds nicely to the contours and to the switch. It seems to be holding it rigidly in place. Id love to include a picture, but cant get my camera in a position to take a good good one. In addition to the nice tackiness, the tape is backed with aluminum to help keep moisture out and make it more rigid. It seems to be well made, and is easy to apply. I expect it to be very useful in other difficult situations, and based on my experience, I will recommend it.

Based on my initial testing, the 360Tronics Professional Super Waterproof Tape performed well and demonstrated effective waterproofing properties. Its versatility and reasonable price range make it a practical choice for various repair tasks. While I cannot provide a comprehensive evaluation of its heavy-duty claims, my experience suggests that it is a reliable option for general outdoor repairs and sealing needs.

If you have a hose with a small hole or split, this should allow you to repair it and continue to use it. Ive tried the repair kits but they never hold up to any pressure. We dont know how long it will last since we are just getting into the growing season but will update this review if anything negative comes up.