Azobur Dark Blue No. 2 Iron-On Denim Patches For Clothing Repair, Jeans Kits 4"X60"(10.5Cm X 152.5Cm) Sew Or Iron On Review

The product instructions are in a light blue background with white lettering, difficult to read. Use a Iron 10-20 seconds, they used a 800W iron and don't say what temperature setting. Use a 1200W hairdrier. 4 - 6 minutes.The product should have better color for legible instructions, better recommended temperature settings when using a iron.

Used an iron to patch over various spots on a military-issued sea bag with this repair tape. Pleasantly surprised at how durable the tape is. You simply cut with scissors to the size/shape you need. The only issue i had was that the adhesive got a little goopy if you sit the iron on any one spot for too long. This caused wrinkles in the tape that were difficult to smooth out.

Didn't hold vinyl fabric on tree swing, for only 2 months. With a child that weighs 45lbs.Also used to repair hole in jeans ,Has adhered to my jeans well and hasn't come off during washing.

I bought this item several years ago and used it recently on my suitcase which has a cut on the back. I thought this item has glue to stick on because of its name as "tape”. But it doesn’t. So I used the double adhesive tape to stick it on to cover the cut then used the superglue at the edges. I hope this can last for a while. The texture is as same as the suitcase, just weaved canvas. But I wish I would find a item that can be used as a glue tape.

Husband had a very large tear along the seam of his driver seat from getting in and out of the truck. I ironed a large strip over the tear and it hasn't even started to curl along the edges.

I had a fairly large hole in the collection bag for my yard vac/shedder. I also happened to have a heat gun so I figured I'd give this product a shot. I cut two strips and set it up in an 'X' pattern with a grapefruit sized rock set up inside the bag to ensure that it didn't adhere to the opposite side of the bag. Worked like a charm, and I've used the tool 3 or 4x now this fall already and haven't had any issues with the repaired spot.

I am a research scientist who lives in Alaska conducts a lot of field work all year round. I had a rip in my favorite gortex winter snow pants and I used this product. It adhered so well and could take horizontal stress on the fabric without ripping or pulling the patch off. I highly recommend.

A twelve-year-old grill cover was needing TLC or replacement. Fifteen dollars of this stuff and a half hour with an iron saved me replacing the cover. I'm satisfied.

Worked exactly as expected. I saw a few reviews mentioned it not sticking even with extreme heat but I found it to work perfectly on my ski pants. I applied to the inside. Placed parchment paper over the spot to be ironed and it only took a few seconds to adhere on the highest setting on my iron. No issues whatsoever. You can hardly notice the tear and it feels like a very solid repair.

The tape seems good and very durable but is actually pretty thick. Others said it wasn’t though, so I cut off a bit and tested to see how much the glue side melts down. Its definitely way too thick for a tear in the delicate nylon/polyester on puffer down jackets if you are trying to mend something invisibly. I got the dark green, and the glue side is a much lighter yellow green fyi. Four stars because I’m sure it’s great and the quality seems fine but it wasn’t suitable for me. If you’re…

These rolls was so small n not worth the price I paid. I could have gone to Walmart n got bigger n cheaper patches than these

I was using this as a backing for another patch I was applying to some jeans I split. This stuff works great. It melts to it and has a super strong hold ones its cooled. But WARNING! The color will absolutely bleed through and show on the other side and any other areas the back side might touch during heating.

I loved how this worked with the stretch feature of some heavy denim work pants. The seam had worn and pulled apart near the fly. My son was rebuked by a coworker for what amounted to a small fray spot. But the adhesive patch fixed it nicely and became part of the fabric. I also used it on some shorts that had frayed at the button site. Perfect!