Gripit3x Waterproof Self-Adhesive Caulk Strip Sealing Tapes
R179
About
Seal and protect your kitchen and bathroom with our Waterproof Self-Adhesive Caulk Strip Sealing Tape. Designed to provide a long-lasting, watertight barrier, this easy-to-apply strip adheres securely to a variety of surfaces, preventing mould and mildew buildup. Perfect for sealing gaps around sinks, bathtubs, and countertops, it ensures a clean, professional finish in minutes. Enjoy enhanced durability and hygiene with this versatile sealing solution.
How to use
- Completely clean the surface and make sure it is dry, removing any existing silicone caulking prior to installation.
- Peel off the backing tape and fold the caulk strip in half. Make the strip centre line and corner coincide exactly.
- Press firmly on the caulk strip and wait about 8-10 hours to ensure a tight seal for a better effect.
- Press the caulk strip, making it stick tightly to the wall surface, and cut off the extra strip.
- Room temperature around 25 degrees Celsius for the best results - if the temperature is too low, use a hairdryer to heat up the paste before sealing for better sticking.
- No tools, mess, hassle or waste - easy alternative to regular caulk
Product Features
- Pack of 3
- Provides a long-lasting seal
- Gives a finished professional look to the kitchen and bath areas
- Environmentally friendly and non-toxic
- Specially designed for family
- Pre-shaped with creases in the middle for fast and easy installation
- Features stronger stickiness and adhesion than traditional PVC
- Waterproof, dampproof, mould-proof, and oil-proof
- Sturdy and durable
- Widely used for sealing the seams of gas stoves, sinks, basins, bathtubs and walls
- Can be used over existing caulk for the finishing touch
Product Specifications
- Material: Polyethylene (PE)
- Dimensions: 3.2m x 2.2cm
What's in the box?
- 3x Waterproof Self-Adhesive Caulk Strip Sealing Tapes
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