I put some on my pond and basically it only works if u really dry the liner before you stick the tape on cuz I dried mine with a towel then let it air dry and when I stuck the tape on it bonded really well
Kevin Noakes is you’re patching something, you’re supposed to use a stitcher. It’s a metal roller. They most commonly used when patching the wall of a tire. It ensures that there are no air pockets and that the adhesive is completely and evenly bonded. If you used a stitcher in both products, you’d get the same result every time.
@@AlfredoNoakes You got a brand brand of tape.The one i got now its german made and professional,just like in the comercials. I didnt tested it on wet surfaces thogh and i doubt it will stick.
The whole point of the product is that they claim it will stick under water . Thats the selling point , it clearly doesn't do that . If youare going to all the trouble of draining down the pond there are many better repair methods than sticky tape!
Wondering if it is the material the pond liner is made of. I found your video after searching for a pond liner sealer. All the other videos were of swimming pools, gutters, none for pond liners.
A little bit of quickprime plus on a dry clean liner and it sticks like glue… It definitely needs the primer in my opinion. But be warned it’s says not for use with fish and wildlife even though it says pond liner repair on the packet! Not sure if that’s just to cover themselves if it kills thousands of pounds worth of Koi as I’ve never had a problem using small amounts.
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I think you have to hold down on it for 2-5 minutes when the surface is wet. Will know shortly cause about to try it out
You would want to use like a bike tire patch kit for pond liner
mate you havent removed the film
I put some on my pond and basically it only works if u really dry the liner before you stick the tape on cuz I dried mine with a towel then let it air dry and when I stuck the tape on it bonded really well
I am wondering if spreading Gorilla Glue on Gorilla Tape might works, as the glue needs water to cure???
I think you just made the people with earphones suffer without warning ⚠️
you have to take off the backing to the adhesive
he has... watch the whole video
I wish you read the instructions before applying it. This kind of review just confuse people
Looks like you have not removed the liner.
You mean the cellophane that covers the sticky adhesive? Yes I did remove that you can see it sticking to my finger
Kevin Noakes you have to use a stitcher. It’s patch and seal. Without a stitcher you’re not going to get the pressure required for wet application.
@@tonyvandyke7588 What's a stitcher? That's not what any of the videos show. They just slap it on and it works
Kevin Noakes is you’re patching something, you’re supposed to use a stitcher. It’s a metal roller. They most commonly used when patching the wall of a tire. It ensures that there are no air pockets and that the adhesive is completely and evenly bonded. If you used a stitcher in both products, you’d get the same result every time.
@@tonyvandyke7588 maybe but that is not it, look at the promo ads no stitcher in sight
It also says no porous material, can't separate the water if it's soaked up in the material. You can still use it but it would have to be dry.
Pond liners are not porous I wouldn't think or pond water would not be retained.
The pond liner isn't porous , its a pond liner.
Great review mate , some of the moronic comments you got are stunners mate!! . I feel your pain
You gotta peal the plastic off the back before applying
I did if you watch the video
He did
Dry the surface with a hair dryer first and then try again.Also heat the tape a little.
That might have worked and also heating it as I apply pressure. Still not what they show in their adverts though.
@@AlfredoNoakes You got a brand brand of tape.The one i got now its german made and professional,just like in the comercials.
I didnt tested it on wet surfaces thogh and i doubt it will stick.
The whole point of the product is that they claim it will stick under water . Thats the selling point , it clearly doesn't do that . If youare going to all the trouble of draining down the pond there are many better repair methods than sticky tape!
Peel the backing off on the gray side
you can see me doing that in the video sadly
He did peel of the backing.
Are you for real?
maybe you should actually clean the surface
Wondering if it is the material the pond liner is made of. I found your video after searching for a pond liner sealer. All the other videos were of swimming pools, gutters, none for pond liners.
it could be but they don't say not for use on butyl rubber liners
Is it definitely butyle rubber? There are some rubber ones that are a nightmare to stick to!
@@DadHD it was sold as butyl rubber
This adhesive tape its butylic tape.The adhesive its butylic rubber.
Your liner its probably coated with somme non stick material ,like PTFE.
as if tape is going to stick to a wet surface !!
Watch their ad @rover62 th-cam.com/video/kVOpMdHjySU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=sosmetalproducts
My man is trying to tape a lake, gg in the chat
It’s supposed to work under water so figure that one out.
They claim it does stick under water thats the poinr
Are you freaking high again??
Just as a warning: Do not use gorilla tape to seal ponds that have pond life. The chemicals in the tape are harmful to pond life.
TAKE OFF THE LINER FOOL
Read all the other comments. I did and I showed you that in the video. But appreciate the comment
A little bit of quickprime plus on a dry clean liner and it sticks like glue… It definitely needs the primer in my opinion. But be warned it’s says not for use with fish and wildlife even though it says pond liner repair on the packet! Not sure if that’s just to cover themselves if it kills thousands of pounds worth of Koi as I’ve never had a problem using small amounts.
Erm he did moron