Fabric Repair Patch 6"x12" Sheet TEAR AID: Type A

This repair tape works very well! I used it on my car’s driver seat and it is holding very well!

I needed a larger strip of kiteboard bladder repair for the main strut on a 14m kite. This material has served well on canopy repairs so hopefully it holds as well as kiteboarding.com assures me from their YouTube channel. Only loses a star because the shipper folded this 3,4x instead of rolling it. Creases weaken adhesion so i flattened it out as best as possible.

This is amazingly sticky stuff. My tear was on the seam of slide section of an indoor nylon bounce house. There was enough of the patch to place one on the inside of the torn seam and one on the outside. Because it is so sticky, this was a two-person job for us. If you aren't careful and the patch sticks to itself, it will be impossible to pull apart and straighten out so take your time in applying it. As careful as we were there were still wrinkles in the fabric/patched area. We let the patch cure for more than 24 hrs even though the directions say it is as 90% within one hour. We have used the bounce house several times and the patch is holding very well. Very happy with how this worked out.

I ordered 2 patches and received one in an unmarked envelope (not in an original package). I just applied it and will wait until the bounce house is used again before I'll know how well it works. 3 stars because I'm not pleased with the way it was received and that I was shorted 1 patch.

This stuff is AMAZING! I used Types A and B on my Intex Pool and my bouncy house. It worked instantly! Even when I filled my pool and water was shooting out of a small tear. I just stopped it with my finger, dried the area with a paper towel, and ...DONE! This stuff really works as quickly as it says it does on the instructions! Donna B. Farmingdale, NY.

worked well, now just have to use the tow on the lake to see how well it holds up

Worked perfect on the holds in my kids inflatable water slide. I had one hole almost as big as a dollar bill from the mice in my basement this winter. I tore the backing off while I was holding it on the inside, and patched the inside as best I could, then laid another patch on the outside. Seems to be almost bulletproof now. It really works best if you can put the patch on with a hard flat surface behind it, and I was skeptical of the spot I put the patch over the seam, but even that seems to be holding great.

Didn't stick to my Vinyl Bubble Soccer ball as excepted, still feel loose and sticky after 24 hours and too thin even after using heat gun the next day to seal it... Had to use HH-66 Vinyl cement with a piece of clear vinyl to patch a bigger hole and did a lot better and stronger results