Cut open underbelly

Black Gorilla Tape also, I've even used it on a wet service and stuck like glue.

I had a squirrel problem. Why I did was cut it open to clean out the junk and replace the insulation. I left as much of the tarp up as I could and stapled it back up. Went to a sign shop and got a 4x8 sheet of coroplast for about $15 some large washers and screws along with silicone and clear gorilla tape. I cut the coroplast to fit so it would wedge underneath the frame as much as possible put a big washer on with a screw covered in silicone and screwed it up. Big washer was so it would not pop through the plastic. I took the clear gorilla tape and coverd all the screws and also ran it around the perimeter to seal it up. Worked pretty good.

I used black gorilla tape as well. Been there 2 years. Awesome stuff. Duct tape did not work....

AmericalVette wrote:

certified106 wrote:
When I opened mine up for some modifications I used gorilla tape and it is still on 2 years later and holding well.

X's 2! I applied some Gorilla Tape to a small tear on mine and it has held tight for almost two years. Depending on the size of the cut, you may have to use overlapping strips, but it will hold.

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One slice sealed up with Gorilla, the other sealed up with Henkel "original" Duct-Tape... both are holding no problems

We used Eternsbond. Three years later still intact.

certified106 wrote:
When I opened mine up for some modifications I used gorilla tape and it is still on 2 years later and holding well.

X's 2! I applied some Gorilla Tape to a small tear on mine and it has held tight for almost two years. Depending on the size of the cut, you may have to use overlapping strips, but it will hold.

When I opened mine up for some modifications I used gorilla tape and it is still on 2 years later and holding well.