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Bed-it Marine Sealant Tape:
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After hundreds of requests for quality butyl tape I finally got the butyl bedding tape I had been trying to source. It is gray in color, 1/16" thick and 1/2" wide and a 50' roll. It is the perfect consistency & width for bedding deck hardware. This is not the stuff you get from an RV supplier, it is what was used by boat builders such as Sabre and others back when they used to take the time to use a good quality butyl tape.
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For those of you who expressed interest I would advise ordering multiple rolls as I am using USPS flat rate boxes in order to avoid multiple shipping quotes and multiple emails back and forth. I still have a desk job so this will all be done in my spare time. Please be patient. I will ship as fast as I can and reply to inquiries as soon as possible as I want you to be a happy customer!
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Shipping:
For shipping I use USPS flat rate shipping. USA shipping is $11.50 for up to six rolls.
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Clearly shipping one roll for $11.50 is not as good a deal as two, three or four rolls for $11.50. Flat rate gets to be an excellent deal the more rolls you buy!
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Price:
The price per roll is $15.85 for a 50' roll
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Payments:
I am only accepting payments through PayPal. If you are not signed up it is EASY!
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PLEASE include your name, shipping address and how many rolls you would like. Use the PayPal button and quantity drop down below for ordering.
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As you can see the butyl sticks to both surfaces tenaciously and simply stretches without failure. This is a LOT more movement than you would ever see in a piece of deck hardware.
And down for the count and still the Bed-It Marine Sealant Tape did not fail. Remember this tape is non-curing, non-hardening and does not lose it's stickyness or ability to stretch. How about those tube caulks? Think they have anywhere near this much elasticity?
This is barely 1/16th of an inch of movement and the factory bedding compound, a polyurethane tube caulk, has already failed. This boat was less than three years old! Food for thought.
Do you have experience with Dolphinite? It too remains soft. However it has nowhere near the elasticity of your butyl tape. I am very shocked at epoxy overbore failures you are reporting. Yikes. I swallowed that program hook line & sinker.
Love your site. Thank you.
DT
