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Choosing Eternabond Over Butyl Tape for Your Projects

  • Posted by: Jewel Delgado
  • Category: Article, Butyl Tapes, Eternabond
EternaBond Roof Seal


Eternabond might be considered better than Butyl Tape in certain situations due to the following reasons:

Choosing Eternabond Over Butyl Tape for Your Projects
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Strong Adhesive Properties

Eternabond is known for its strong adhesive properties and ability to form a permanent bond on virtually any material. This tape is not your ordinary sealant; it’s a heavy-duty, rubberized tape designed to create an instant and watertight seal.

Wide Range of Applications

Eternabond’s versatility excels in both construction and automotive applications. In construction, it’s used for emergency and permanent repairs on roofing materials, including EPDM, TPO, metal, and fiberglass. For roof sealing, Eternabond is particularly effective, providing a reliable roof seal that withstands the test of time. In the automotive world, Eternabond is a go-to for sealing cracks and leaks in RVs and mobile homes.

Durability and Resistance to Elements

Eternabond’s standout feature is its durability. Once cured, the tape forms a bond impervious to weather changes, UV light, and chemicals, maintaining its integrity for years without peeling, cracking, or losing its adhesive properties. This makes it an excellent choice for roof seals and other external applications.

 

Chemical Bonding

Eternabond is not just sticking to surfaces but chemically bonding to them, providing durability and reliability that few other tapes can match. This chemical bond is resistant to heat, cold, and, most importantly, water, making Eternabond an ideal choice for outdoor and high-moisture environments.

Environmentally Friendly

Unlike many sealants such as traditional caulk, silicone, or even butyl tape, Eternabond and its primer contain no solvents or volatile organic compounds (VOCs). For this reason, the air quality is not negatively impacted while you’re applying it or even if the tape is damaged.

However, it’s important to note that the choice between Butyl Tape and Eternabond depends on the specific requirements of your project. Both offer unique qualities that meet different needs and environments. Understanding their differences would help you decide which one truly fits your project.

For more information and to explore our range of roof sealing solutions, check out our Eternabond Roof Seal.

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