TITANPATCH Instructions Guide

Welcome to Your TITAN PATCH PRO Instructions Guide

Thank you for choosing the Tool Troopers TITAN PATCH PRO!
Built with rugged resilience and mission-grade precision, this sealant tape is your all-weather ally—ready to defend your RV, boat, or home against rain, snow, scorching heat, and sub-zero cold. No cracks, no leaks, no excuses—TITAN PATCH PRO holds the line when others peel away.

At Tool Troopers, we believe in crafting products that reflect the values of our community: durability, self-sufficiency, and reliability. As proud supporters of veterans, we design solutions that make life easier for DIYers, garage enthusiasts, and adventurers alike. Your TITAN PATCH PRO is a testament to our mission to create high-quality products that stand the test of time.

This guide will walk you through everything you need to know to make your seal last longer than your in-laws' vacation. From prep to patch, cleaning to storage. We’ve got you covered, no leaks, no squeaks, just peace of mind.

If you have any questions, feedback, or suggestions for additional instructions, we’d love to hear from you. Feel free to reach out to us, we’re always here to help and improve your experience with Tool Troopers products.
support@tooltroopers.com

Let’s get started and make sure your TITAN PATCH PRO performs at its best for years to come!

 

⚠️ ATTENTION

Need help? Don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions.

Avoid surface damage: Do not place the roll with the adhesive side facing down, it will stick and be difficult to remove.

Reusable caps: The top and bottom covers are designed to be reattached after use. Always replace them to prevent the tape from drying out or sticking to unwanted surfaces.

No underwater use: This tape is not suitable for use directly underwater or on wet surfaces. Moisture reduces adhesion.

For active leaks: If sealing a pipe or pool with ongoing leakage, apply the tape firmly and quickly to prevent water from compromising the adhesive before it sets.

 

1. Purpose and product overview

TITAN PATCH PRO is made to stop leaks and seal tight. You can use it on:

• RVs and campers
• Roofs and gutters
• Boats
• Pools, windows, and more

This tape grips almost any surface, including:

• Metal (even aluminum and galvanized)
• Glass and fiberglass
• Wood and stone
• Plastic, rubber, and concrete

Do not use on:

• Wet surfaces
• Garden hoses or hoses with a high pressure
  
  

TITAN PATCH PRO is built for any season, with its Waterproof features and extreme UV resistant layers.

• Works in extreme heat, all the way up to 190°F (90°C)
• Stays strong in freezing environments, all the way down to -40°F (-40°C)

 

2. Stay Safe While Working

• Always use a stable ladder if working on your RV or roof.
• Wear proper shoes with good grip to avoid slipping.
• Make sure your work area is dry and well-lit.
• Optional; Wear gloves, to avoid cuts and sharp edges when working.
  
  

Use Cleaners With Care

• If you use cleaning solvents, make sure the area is well-ventilated.
• Follow all safety guidelines from the cleaner’s label or SDS (Safety Data Sheet).
  
  

Handle Tools With Caution

• Use scissors or a utility knife to cut the tape, carefully.
  
  

Safe for You and the Planet

• TITAN PATCH PRO is non-toxic and safe to use—it won’t harm your skin (unless you’ve sensitive skin) or the environment.
• Still, we recommend washing your hands with soap and water after each use, just to stay fresh and clean.

3. Tools & Materials Needed for Installation

Before you start sealing with TITAN PATCH PRO, make sure you have everything ready. Here’s what you’ll need:

• TITAN PATCH PRO roll (available in different lengths—pick the right one for your job)
  
  

Surface prep and cleaning Supplies

• Sandpaper (for smoothing rough surfaces)
• Scraper or putty knife (to remove old sealant, dirt, or debris)
• Isopropyl alcohol (or another recommended cleaner - Can be used to remove old butyl as well)
• Mild dish soap or detergent
• Clean water
• Clean rags or paper towels
  
  

Application Tools

• Scissors or a sharp utility knife (to cut tape to size)
• Hand roller or your fingers (to press the tape firmly)
• Pin or paperclip (to gently pop any trapped air bubbles)
  
  

Safety Gear

• Gloves (recommended when handling cleaners or working with sharp edges)
• Eye protection (especially during prep work or when on a ladder)

 

Step 1: Locate the Leak

Before you grab the tape, take a moment to inspect the area you’re working on thoroughly.

• Look for trouble spots: Check all seams, joints, fasteners, skylights, vents, openings and cracks.
  
  
• Spot old sealant: Loose or cracked sealant? That’s a leak waiting to happen—patch it too.
  
  
• Use the bubble trick (2 person job): Spray soapy water over suspected areas and blow air from within where you see the leak (via compressor). The person outside looks for suds, suds = leak spot. (Add a cup of dishsoap to 5 gallons of water)
  
  
• Light test (2 person job) (Tip from Customer): A light test can help you find potential holes, gaps, or cracks. For this, you'll need two people, one outside and one inside the RV. The person inside shines a light on suspected leak areas, which are often near vents, corners, and A/C units. If the person outside spots any light shining through, then BINGO! You've found where your leak is coming from. (Might not always work.)
  

 

Step 2: Prep the Surface

The better the prep, the better the patch.

• Clean it up: Use alcohol wipes, Acetone, Commercial Roof Cleaner or a mild cleaner to remove dirt, dust, oil, or old sealant.
  • Do not use detergent cleaners on old Hypalon, PVC or TPO, instead use sand paper and wipe off dust.
    
    
• Scrape it smooth: Use a putty knife, scraper or sandpaper on flaky or rough surfaces, or if having troubles removing old sealant.
  
  
• Dry completely: Moisture will ruin adhesion and lead to mold or rust. Dry with a clean cloth and let it air out before applying the tape.

Step 3: Apply the Tape

Time to get hands-on and seal the deal.

• Check temperature: Best applied above 40°F (4°C), but can be applied all the way down to -20°F (-20°C).
  • Use a primer below 40°F (4°C) or on porous/dusty surfaces (like old wood, cement or rusted metal).
  • PVC Roofs, smoothen the surface with sandpaper or other and wipe off the dust. Do not use primer here.
    
    
• Ensure the surface is dry.
  
  
• Pre-cut or roll as you go: Measure and cut the needed length, or roll it out gradually.
  
  
• Remove film, by grabbing outer edges with thumb and forefingers. Push fingers together, bunching the tape in the middle. This opens up the film easily without any hassle.
  
  
• Peel slowly: Remove the backing film little by little to avoid tangling.
  
  
• Stick carefully: Align and press the tape firmly in place. Start from the center and press outward to the sides.
  
  
• Smooth it out: Use your hands or a roller to remove air bubbles.
  • We do not recommend popping air bubbles. If the air bubbles are larger than ¼ an inch, you must pop the air bubbles. Use a very thin pin or paperclip, and do it gently to avoid damaging the tape too much, and press down on the tape afterwards, this will allow it to reseal properly.
    
    
• Seal the edges: Press down firmly along all sides and overlap by ½ inch where needed for watertight protection.

Step 4: Storage & Shelf Life

Proper storage = long-lasting tape.

• Store away from heat: Keep it under 90°F (32°C) in a sealed bag or container.
  
  
• Wrap it back up: Add the protective outer layers on top and bottom of the roll before storage.
  
  
• Lifespan: Good for 4–5 years after opening if stored right. If it starts to stiffen or harden, it’s time for a new roll.

Step 5: Maintenance & Check-Ups

A little care goes a long way.

• Inspect regularly: Check corners, seams, and vents every few months—especially in hot or sunny areas.
  
  
• Patch if needed: If tape lifts or wrinkles, peel it back and reapply.
  
  
• Keep a backup: Store an extra roll for quick emergency fixes. It’s like a spare tire—better to have it and not need it. We recommend the 20ft option, and if you send us an email we can give you a 20% discount as you’re already a Trooper.
  
  

Step 6: Warranty

Protect your patch.

• Register your product to activate the 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty --> Here
  
  
• Covers any manufacturing issues with the tape (we do not cover damage from improper use or installation, or inspection of the tape).
  
  
• For support or claims, contact: support@tooltroopers.com
  
  

Eco-Friendly Disposal

At Tool Troopers we firmly believe we should act in the best interest of mother earth. Therefore are our products made as eco-friendly as possible and with the focus on recycling.

Many years from now, when you’re replacing your tape, check for local recycling programs that accept butyl tape or similar materials. So you, together with us, ensure a better world and nature for our kids generations.