Tenacious Tape Flex Patches

$7.95

Heavy-duty fabric repairs and vinyl repairs require a permanent patch that won’t puncture or peel. Tenacious Tape™ Max by Gear Aid®, our toughest and most aggressive repair patch, is built for the task. The flexible TPU fabric is resistant to abrasions, tears and weather making it ideal for vinyl repairs. The super aggressive adhesive provides a permanent bond which is also great for fabric repairs.

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Description

Heavy-duty fabric repairs and vinyl repairs require a permanent patch that won’t puncture or peel. Tenacious Tape™ Max by Gear Aid®, our toughest and most aggressive repair patch, is built for the task. The flexible TPU fabric is resistant to abrasions, tears and weather making it ideal for vinyl repairs. The super aggressive adhesive provides a permanent bond which is also great for fabric repairs.

With rubber-like elasticity Tenacious Tape Max repairs rips, tears and holes in fabrics, inflatables, metal, vinyl or plastic, forming an airtight and watertight seal that flexes with the material. When only the toughest will do, reach for Tenacious Tape Max fabric and vinyl repair patches by Gear Aid.

Specs
  • Instantly repairs
  • Will not yellow from UV
  • Unaffected by extreme heat or cold
  • Clean adhesive technology
  • Machine washable
  • Common uses patches patching

Additional information

Weight 19 g
Dimensions 1 × 1 × 1 in
SKU GEA002

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  1. Question

    RichardRyan

    Would this be the best option for a small tear in my wide Xenon asym tarp? If not what is my best option? I do have a small piece of the original material left if it is better to just sew on a patch and seam seal it.

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    • admin

      Just seam seal and a small patch. It is best to have ti cure under compression.

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