Self-Fusing Waterproof Repair Tape for Pipe & Pool Leaks
Stop a leaking pipe, pool fitting or roof spot without waiting for a pro. This self-fusing tape bonds to itself with no glue, no mixing and no cure time. One 1.5M roll stays in the toolbox for the next drip.
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Stop a leaking pipe, pool fitting or roof spot without waiting for a pro. This self-fusing tape bonds to itself with no glue, no mixing and no cure time. One 1.5M roll stays in the toolbox for the next drip.
Instant waterproof leak repair that bonds to itself with no glue
- leaking pipes
- pool wall leaks
- roof leaks
- water seepage from tanks
Stop the drip without a plumber or glue
Water is seeping from a pipe, pool wall or roof and you need it stopped now. Wrap the self-fusing tape over the leak and it bonds to itself into a waterproof seal.
No Glue, No Mixing, Just Wrap

Bonds to itself, not the pipe
The tape fuses to its own layers when you stretch and wrap it, so the seal does not depend on glue sticking to a wet surface. Press each pass into the one before it and the layers lock together over the leak.

Built for pressure and heat
Rated up to 5 bar with a -60 to 260 C range and 0.5mm thickness. That thickness gives a substantial wrap, and the patch stays flat on curved equipment like a pool tank or fitting.

Pipes, pool and roof in one roll
The same 1.5M roll covers household pipes, pool equipment and roof spots. Keep one in the toolbox and the next emergency is covered without a trip to the store.
Four Figures That Matter on a Wet Day
- 1.5MRoll length
- 0.5mmTape thickness
- 5 barPressure rating
- 260 CUpper heat limit
Wrap It Over the Leak in Four Moves
- 1Shut off the water
Turn off the supply or the pump before you touch the leak. Wrapping under live flow only buys you a few seconds.
- 2Dry the surface
Wipe the joint or patch and dry it as much as you can. Grease, grit and standing water stop the layers from bonding.
- 3Stretch and overlap
Stretch the tape as you wrap, then overlap each pass over the one before it. Build several layers over the leak and extend past the damaged area on both sides.
- 4Check the seal
Turn the water back on slowly and watch the spot. If it still weeps, shut the water off and add another overlapped layer.
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
Yes, within its rating. The tape is rated for up to 5 bar. Shut the water off where you can, dry the joint, then wrap in overlapping layers. The seal is strongest when the layers are tight and the surface is dry.
Duct tape lets go on a wet surface within hours, and pipe sealant needs mixing and a dry, clean joint before it cures. This tape bonds to itself, so there is no glue to fail. One roll costs less than a single emergency call-out and covers pipes, pool gear and roof spots.
It is a temporary seal. It stops the drip and protects the floor or pool until a plumber, roofer or pool tech replaces the damaged part. Keep the roll for the next leak.
Wipe and dry the area as well as you can before wrapping. Moisture on the surface weakens the bond between layers, so a dry surface gives you the firmest seal.
It works on a small roof hole or crack when you can safely reach the spot. Dry the area, cover the hole with stretched, overlapping layers, and check it after the storm passes.
Each roll is 1.5M long and 10cm wide, with a 0.5mm thickness. Black and white versions are listed separately, and the colour in your photos may look slightly different from the roll.
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