Any amounts refunded will not include the cost of shipping.Īll returns and exchanges can be subject to a 15% restocking fee. Tile City & Home Centre cannot be held liable for any loss or damage to products during shipment and does not guarantee that we will receive your returned item. Items sent back to us without first requesting a return will not be accepted. You are responsible for shipping & handling charges associated with the return of your product. To start a return, you can contact us at If your return is accepted, we’ll send you instructions on how and where to send your package. You’ll also need your receipt or proof of purchase. To be eligible for a return, your item must be in the same condition that you received it, unopened or unused, with tags, and in its original packaging. I used a drill with a drill-eraser to get it all off.We have a 7-day return policy for online purchases on the majority of our products, which means you have 7 days after receiving your item to request a return. It's a very strong seal and if you need to get it off it takes some will-power.

Once the product is applied, that same piece cannot be pulled off and reapplied. Try not to let the adhesive side roll up on itself or you're going to have a problem trying to get it to pull apart again. This product is very flexible and pretty easy to apply. With a boat running on choppy water and relatively decent speeds, this product held up and didn't allow water to get into my outdrive's oil. I was very pleasantly surprised to see that no water penetrated the Flex Tape, what looks like moisture inside is Flex Seal that I kind of got all over the place. I wasn't in a place that had a good cell signal and had to get back to the marina, so I used some Flex Seal around the head and then used Flex Tape over the whole dip stick and port and ran my way back in. There didn't turn out to be any issue with the oil, but now I was stuck with a dick stick that was no longer water-tight that has to be in the water. I unscrewed the dip stick to check the oil and realized that the dip stick threads were completely stripped (the top of the outdrive is above the water line when not in motion). Well I was out on the lake with my deck boat and ended up getting a bad small that seemed like it was coming from my outdrive.

I bought some Flex Tape as part of some random supplies to go on a trip because I'm the type of guy that overpacks tools and accessories hoping that I will never need them, but knows that it's possible that I might. I can not comment on the glue though as I do not have a tile area. As you can see in my photo, the flex seal does last a good long time, I am going to be replacing it this year though with a fresh piece, as the sides are curling up on the old one. It, afterall, is just a tape! I think the true key to it is, to put a heavy SMOOTH large item on top of it, for a day or two. The product is easy to use, other than I am not a swimmer, so staying down on the bottom of my pool and making sure it covers the area AND its flat. It had caused a very small hole, but we lost a good amount of water before we figured out what was wrong. I first used flexseal about 3 years ago when we decovered a screw head had rusted off and fell into the pool. I am saying that because I have only use this product on the inside, not the outside. First off, more than half of my above ground pool with the metal sides.

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