Mobile Home RV Flex Mend Belly Bottom Repair Kit-Fix Holes & Rips 48" x 14' (1)

We were nervous making this purchase for our hybrid because we haven't repaired a floor before and we weren't sure what to expect with this material. We compared many different tapes and underlayments and found this kit to be the best price for the amount we needed.Likes+ both underbelly material and tape included+ good size and plenty of tape+ best value we foundDislikes- it seems to be what we need, but it's so thin it's hard to believe it will protect as it should - time will tellThis worked out great for our project. We needed to replace a back portion of the floor of our new Kodiak hybrid trailer. This is our first time replacing a floor, so it was a little overwhelming. We knew we needed some new underbelly material, but we had no idea how that is installed and what we needed.After replacing the wood of the floor, we realized we were right in the middle of the road when it came to the size we needed. Some products were just a small square and some were 100ft - which is overkill. We realized our best value was to get this kit. We ended up with just a small piece leftover and plenty of extra tape, which will always come in handy.My husband completed this project just the other day, so I don't have all the details or pictures yet, but I will share them as I can get that information out of him. I know he used an adhesive, and he said it all went smoothly and he liked the product we chose. Time will tell how it will hold up and I'll keep this updated!

We were able to get a few big patch jobs done with this. We used the red tape for this and had held up great.

This is really a pretty good value. The tape works good as well as long as you have good access to where it has to go. I have to disagree with some reviewers regarding ease of getting the backing off. The backing is slightly wider than the tape so it gives you and edge to work with. I've had much more difficult backing material to work with on other tape. Since the area I had to work in was difficult to get to with some tight spaces, the biggest problem I had was with the backing material sticking to everything it came into contact with ... so I had to work with smaller pieces to make it easier to manage. The main reason I rated it down one star is because the material was thinner than what it was replacing so I'm hoping it lasts.

I had a repair man service an area under my camper last year. He used Gorilla Tape to seal it up. That tape was coming undone. I put this tape in its place. It sticks really well and due to being thin, it follows contours really well. I'm sure it is strong as I couldn't tear it (I had to cut it) and it is reinforced. I will always use this stuff.

The under belly material works fine but the tape will not hold . Get some spray adhesive apply and let it tack for a couple of minutes then apply. Works great.

The roll of tape came kinda flat folded but it didn't hurt it at all. Separating the tape from the backing requires fingernails and it's still stuff to separate. I got it w/o much cussing. The plastic patch material seems similar to trash bag plastic but it is strong, and light weight is necessary. The tape stuck rather well on the new and old material. I had six places to patch where plumbing came through. I have material left over if I need to rework where those plumbing exposures were. The price was good and shipping was quick. One note- someone had done patching with duct tape and it was barely hanging on. Time will tell on this product. Someone could ask me later how well this stays up after two years.

Great for the little repair to underbelly of an old mobile home

Material is good and sturdy, easy to work with. The tape is good on the product itself, but is lacking when applying to old material that was cleaned up. It's not a knock on the tape itself, but if you have an older mobile home like I was repairing ( 25 years old ) I had to use a butyl tape to get it to stick in place. A spray adhesive may have worked well, but I didn't have space to fight getting dirt on the fabric.Instead of using staples, I used plastic washer nails for home wrap where I could nail into wood. Where I had to cut the material to work around two exterior penetrations in the floor for water and electricity, the tape did a great job of bonding the cut back together.