• Self-adhesive, lead-coloured flashing tape
• Crease-resistant and conforms to uneven surfaces
• Stays flexible to accommodate movement without cracking
• Quick repairs and sealing around roofs, gutters and flashings
• A lead-look finish without the cost of lead
• 50 mm up to 600 mm widths

First, make sure the surface is clean, dry and free from loose material and grease.

Next, cut the tape to length, peel the backing and press it down over the joint or repair.

Then work it onto the contours and roll or rub it down firmly so it conforms and seals.

Finally, overlap joints where needed. For gun-applied lead flashing sealing, use our Flash-Mate sealant.

• Product codes: BDF001 to BDF011 by width
• Type: self-adhesive, lead-coloured flashing tape
• Properties: crease-resistant, conforms to uneven surfaces, flexible
• Use: roofs, gutters and flashing repairs
• Widths: 50 mm to 600 mm
• Lengths: 3 m and 10 m rolls

What is flashing tape for?

Quick repairs and sealing around roofs, gutters and flashings, with a lead-coloured finish and no gun needed.

Does it conform to shapes?

Yes, it is crease-resistant and conforms to uneven surfaces, then stays flexible so it will not crack as things move.

How do I apply it?

On a clean, dry surface, peel and press it down, then work it onto the contours and rub it down firmly to seal.

Which width should I choose?

Narrow widths for small details and wider widths for larger laps and upstands, from 50 mm up to 600 mm.

Do I overlap joints?

Yes, overlap where two pieces meet so water cannot track behind the tape.

How is it different from Flash-Mate?

This is a self-adhesive tape for fast repairs. Flash-Mate is a gun-applied flashing sealant for bonding and sealing lead.