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Re: Eterna bond...

Waymark, Ian · 6/27/228:46 AM

Yes, I have used it with success. It is imperative the area be fee of any loose material and be clean. I cleaned ours with alcohol. Use a roller to roll the edges of the tape flat with minimal creases. Eternabond tape is expensive but I use overkill and went for 3” tape rather than 2” to give maximum seal around skylights and vents.

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