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Pond Fabrication Tape - 2" x 30'

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SKU:
PDFAB

Description

Double-Sided Seaming Tape for EPDM & Reinforced Pond Liners

This 2" wide, double-sided Pond Fabrication Tape comes in convenient 30' rolls and is used to seam together pieces of EPDM rubber pond liner and reinforced polyethylene pond liner. It's a handy accessory to have on hand whenever you're joining liner panels for a larger pond or making a field repair.

For the strongest, longest-lasting bond, pair this fabrication tape with a compatible low-VOC primer to clean and prep the liner surface before applying tape.

Key Features
  • Double-Sided Adhesive: Bonds two overlapping liner edges together from a single strip of tape.
  • Works With EPDM & Reinforced Poly: Compatible with both major pond liner materials sold at DripWorks.
  • Generous 30' Roll: Enough length to seam a full liner panel or handle several smaller repairs.
  • 2" Width: Wide enough overlap for a secure, reliable seam.
Technical Specifications
Specification Details
Width 2"
Roll Length 30'
Adhesive Type Double-Sided
Compatible Liner Types EPDM Rubber & Reinforced Polyethylene
SKU PDFAB
Frequently Asked Questions

What liner materials does this tape work with?
This 2" fabrication tape is designed to seam both EPDM rubber pond liner and reinforced polyethylene pond liner.

Is this tape single-sided or double-sided?
It's double-sided, so it bonds two overlapping pieces of liner together to create a seam.

How much tape do I need?
Each roll covers 30 linear feet, so measure the total length of seam you need to join and order enough rolls to cover it with a bit extra for overlap.

Should I use a primer with this tape?
A liner primer helps clean and prep the liner surface before taping, which supports a stronger bond.

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