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EternaBond WebSeal
EternaBond-WebSeal ® WebSeal ® has a woven backing coated with our advanced MicroSealant ensuring that it is always easy to work with and extremely flexible.
WebSeal ® forms around almost anything from a seam or tear to a screw head. Once on, it stays flexible. If properly applied, it never loses its adhesion.
When used in a place exposed to sunlight, WebSeal ® is easily protected from UV rays by using our UV Protector or quality roof coating. The UV Protector brushes on easily and is included in our SR-50 and SR-200 RV Seam Repair kits. It can be tinted to match almost any colour. In fact, several roof coating manufacturers now include WebSeal ® in their warranted roof restoration systems. Economical and easy to use. Great on EPDM, TPO, most PVC, Hypolon, all metals, modified, concrete, masonry, wood, etc.
From $77.50
SKU: EB-WEBS 100/15.2 | EB-WEBS 50/15.2 | EB-WEBS 75/15.2
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- Advanced MicroSealant, a 100% solids formulation of synthetic resins, thermoplastics and non-curing rubber (non-butyl)
- Bonded to a woven polyester backing for maximum conformability
- Adhesive coating protected by a silicone liner, to be removed prior to application
- Sealing of roof joints, seams and tears
- Suitable for gutters, copings, flashings and skylights etc
- Ideal for restoring roofs on mobile homes and RV’s
- Extremely flexible, with no memory allows conformability to any shape without springing back
Synthetic Resins
Synthetic resins, like acrylics, alkyds, vinyls, epoxies, polyesters, and more, are chemically created materials widely used in plastics, paints, textiles, films, coatings, adhesives, and various applications. Formed through polymerisation, they offer stable, homogenous structures. Mimicking natural resins, synthetic counterparts harden under heat or pressure, finding use in automotive parts, bonding tapes and micro sealant repair tapes. Categorised as thermoplastic or thermosetting, thermoplastics, such as polyethylene and polypropylene, can be reshaped with heat, while thermosetting resins set permanently. The synthetic resin, an artificial version of the naturally occurring substance produced by certain trees, exhibits similar properties, emphasising its versatility and industrial significance.