Forever lap sealant one unit/ one tube

This has a 6-8 week wait time. If you need sooner order our #1 seller, forever extra leveling lap sealant 

Helpful tip: Going over Forever lap sealant later

If you need to apply more Forever lap sealant over a cured bead later (repairs, touch-ups, or another pass), don’t rely on a wipe alone. For the strongest bond, do both of these steps in order:

1. Slice the skin. With a sharp, fresh utility blade or a flexible razor scraper, carefully shave off the glossy, sun-exposed top layer. You don’t need to dig deep or gouge the bead — just remove that thin outer skin until the surface looks matte again. Be careful on tight moldings and penetration edges so you don’t nick the roof underneath.
2. Wipe with acetone. Slicing leaves crumbs and dust. Give the freshly exposed surface a firm swipe with an acetone-dampened rag to clear loose debris and help neutralize oils that can bleed out.
3. Flash and apply. Let it dry about 2 minutes, then tool fresh Forever lap sealant over the prepared area.

Why this matters: weather and UV leave a slick outer film that new sealant doesn’t grab as well. Cutting that thin skin exposes fresh material underneath, and the acetone wipe clears what a wipe alone can’t fully fix. Together, that’s the more reliable prep when you’re going over an old bead.