PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – The makers of Flex Seal have a new product called Flex Tape. It claims to instantly patch, bond, seal and repair - fixing any leak, anywhere. But, does it really do that? Announcer ...

It happens to the best of us, you somehow get a leak, whether it's a pipe or even a pool toy. What do you do? In most cases, it either goes in the trash or you spend too much money to get it fixed.

You've probably seen the commercial for Flex Tape. It’s a strong tape that promises patch, bond, seal and repair virtually anything. The infomercial goes through a handful of demonstrations. We ...

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It's said to instantly stop leaks, but does it really work? The As Seen on TV product "Flex Tape" is supposed to work on all kinds of surfaces, wet and dry. "Flex tape grips on tight," said Phil Swift ...

When dealing with leaks in places like your roof or your pipes, it can be tricky to find a quick, reliable way to seal them. The minds behind the Flex Tape claim their product can seal virtually ...

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Some products claim to be game-changers, promising to revolutionize daily life. Flex Tape wants you to believe it's one of them. But, is it really? The truth about Flex Tape is a bit more grounded.

Throughout the years, I've enjoyed watching the commercials for Flex Seal Family of Products. I've tested Flex Tape and Flex Glue already, and they were both NO BULL! So, I'm testing out their latest ...

The popular commercial for Flex Tape seems amazing. The tape appears to be so strong it can plug a hole underwater, lift a 45-pound weight and even patch a boat that has been sawed in half. Inside ...

When a hurricane looms, a new tape could soon help homeowners keep their walls from blowing apart. X Flex tape, a clear, Kevlar-reinforced tape tested and developed in conjunction with the U.S.