The adhesive strip at the top of flap did not contour correctly and did not stick, otherwise, the flaps are nicely made.

Let me start off by saying, knowing where you leak is will help but its NOT required. I decided to try after seeing many mixed reviews. Sure I was skeptical but after talking to my pool guy, he told me he would have to use his sonar gun to detect the leak costing me $200 just to locate it... No thanks. So I decided to give this a shot and tried to read as many reviews with directions as possible, since the directions on the bottle and website are a little to vague for me. Hopefully this will help you.

Its a cable for pretty much every single device used for media consumption on the planet. There are good cables and bad cables. When I say that, I mean all HDMI cables are pretty much the same. There is absolutely no need to buy a cable over $10. All those home theater magazines promoting their silver covered, braided, whatever cable is (pardon my french) feeding you a load of BS. I say good and cable because there are badly made cables that just break. This is not one of them. The sheathing is good, the head is good, I don't feel like its some fake cable. Just get it if you need a cable.