Eternabond Roof repair tape does MAGIC. It held my 17 year old awning together for well over 2 years and was still going strong when I coughed up money for new awning material. The old awning was stretched out badly even though the Eternabond was holding it together nicely.
I accidentally tore a hole in my new awning. I had dropped the awning down low for a storm, but I opened my door too wide and RIP, hit the new awning with sharp corner of door. Geeezus was I ready to scream.
I cut a piece of Eternabond then rounded off the corners (they recommend this for longevity). Stuck it on there. You only have ONE chance to stick this on, so be very careful that you place it correctly.You may want to mark it first.
Go ahead and buy the 25 foot or 50 foot roll. You will find tons of uses. I have repaired the roof with it. Then my sewer hose split at an inconvenient time. I covered the hole with Eternabond. It has not leaked a drop.
I had a big storage container with heavy screw on lid. The lid split in the middle. Cut a nice neat circle out of the Eternabond then placed it on the lid. Container is watertight and airtight again.
I drive a Class C with an upper window over the cab bunk that was chronically leaking. Ran around the entire window frame nice and neatly with Eternabond. It looks great and that solved my leaks for good.
By the way, I used wax paper to make a template first, on some of my repairs.
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