Flashing Tape
Flashing (flash'-ing) Tape
1. light gauge materials used to seal around windows and doors to keep rain and water out. Also used to close and finish roof transitions, roof openings, window and door installations and external seams for masonry veneers.
Flashing tape works best when it is installed correctly, so be sure to check out our Flashing Tape Installation Guide - How to Apply Flashing Tape to ensure you get the most out of your flashing system purchase.
3M™ All Weather Flashing Tape 8067 is a self-adhered, waterproof flashing membrane that conforms and seals around nails and staples for superior sealing around openings in exterior walls, windows and doors. Unique, acrylic pressure sensitive adhesive sticks and stays stuck to seal around windows, doors and other openings. Proprietary construction will not liquefy, bleed, or melt when in contact with many building sealants or under extreme temperatures. 3M™ All Weather Flashing Tape 8067 even adheres to damp surfaces.
4" x 75' 3M™ All Weather Flashing Tape 8067$32.86- Buy 5 for $29.57 each and save 10%
- Buy 10 for $27.93 each and save 16%
4" wide by 75' long roll. 3M™ All Weather Flashing Tape 8067 is a self-adhered, waterproof flashing membrane designed for sealing around openings and penetrations in exterior walls. This product has a unique acrylic pressure sensitive adhesive that aggressively sticks and stays stuck both at lower and higher application temperatures than traditional flashing tapes. It even adheres to damp surfaces. 3M™ All Weather Flashing Tape 8067 (PDF, 258.5 Kb) resists UV exposure for up to 12 months. It can be applied to materials without primers or staples and bonds in surface temperatures from 0° to 176°F (-18° to 80°C) per AMAA 711-05. Its proprietary backing seals around nails and staples to prevent moisture intrusion. This backing is also tough, resists punctures and tears, yet it is thin to fit conveniently into corners and under siding. The split paper release liner provides fast application with easy and accurate positioning of the tape. Learn More