Super Epoxy Carbon Fiber Tape - 100x Strength of Duct Tape - Fix & Repair: Automotive, Plumbing, Pipe & Hose, Emergency, DIY - 4" x 40" Roll

Absolutely amazing product as it worked to strengthen a cracked bumper cap on my Motor-home. Not the use suggested by the mfg, however it worked great and a strong fix. I used some small wood scraps and a few clamps to help it set and it set solid as a rock in about an hour. I did wet as per instructions and make sure to use the gloves as the adhesive is hard to remove from skin.

This stuff is awesome one of the best repair products I have ever used. I repaired the plastic legs on a very heave duty telescope tripod that had cracked. This product exceeded my expectations in every way. The one thing I will say is do not try and use scissors to cut this. It will not work. use a very sharp razor blade and a cutting board. All you have to do is dip it in water squeeze out the water. And wrap what ever you are fixing. It gives you about 4-5 min. to work it. I used cold water and it worked great. After 10 min. it is rock hard. And repair is done. This save me a ton of money and my tripod still looks great. Thanks CASTtape.

This has been holding up for a month now, as a fix for a sheared exhaust pipe between the muffler and catalytic converter. I used a tin can to provide some stability to the break and wrapped it with the CASTape. It took me 5 minutes to fix and its still holding one month later.

This tape is crap. Used it to stop a leak joint on my water heater. Followed the instructions to a T; and pipe is still leaking. My presumption is that this is a "mesh", that is made of holes (much like a cast for a broken leg). The water that leaks finds a way to travel through the holes and eventually leaks. I wasted $9 and now need to call a repairman.

I used this kit to patch a hole in a rusted through exaust pipe. It takes a couple hours to apply and let cure. The lesson I learned, DON'T LET IT COME IN CONTACT WITH ARM HAIR. I had a nice bare patch on my forearm for a week lol

used once works great

This thing is mighty cool. My anchor line was damaged by my propeller and I used this and in a couple of hours the line was repaired. Granted the part where the tape or cast was applied is now stiff but I don't mind. I also used it to repair a patio umbrella that the wind damaged. I used it to tape around one of the arms and it is like steel. I will get a few more and hope this review doesn't drive the price up.

I'd rate this higher if I knew how well it worked, however it hardened and was unusable when I finally was able to make the repair. I am certainly at least somewhat to blame for this, and the thought of it hardening once the package opened certainly crossed my mind. My actions were reinforced in my mind though when I read "place in water and then squeeze out excess" which lead me to believe that it would not harden without first getting wet. This assumption was incorrect, even though there are ABSOLUTELY NO warning labels on the packaging warning user of anything of the sort regarding it hardening once exposed to air. It was only around $7, and I will likely try this again. It was still $7 though, and more importantly, multiple days wasted being unable to complete my repair..