Invisible Waterproof Nylon Fabric Iron-On Patches, Red Tenacious Adherence Tape For Jeans, Pizex Tent - 2.4" X 60 Review

Finally gave this tape a try. Had some trouble at first since there is not really any instructions apart from what's on the product listing.A hair dryer won't be enough to apply it. Best to use a heat gun or an iron if applying directly to the surface.It is best to round out the corners to prevent peeling.It sticks well enough, however it is a bit too easy to peel off for what it is being sold as. I also used a bit a seam grip just to be sure.

This is *NOT* "tape"!OK, I wanted some "Tenacious Tape", which is "Fabric and Vinyl Outdoor Camping Gear Repair Tape".But it went out-of-stock while I was completing my order so I bought this.BUT this is *NOT* "tape"!It does *NOT* have ANY 'adhesive' (sticky) on it AT ALL!This is some kind of 'iron on patch' type thing, I don't know (you can get "denim").The "Instructions" say to use an "iron" or "blow dryer" to heat it for 5min.I bought this partly to have on hand for 'repairs' & partly to fix

I designed this transfer image (reverse image on actual iron on patch). And You Can't Tell From A Distance its an Iron On!

My complaint is more with the packaging than the product itself. The package is light blue in color. The instructions on the packaging was beige making it nearly impossible to read. The instructions were also vague. It says to use the iron to soften the adhesive for 4 to 6 seconds. It doesn’t indicate what the iron setting to use, indicating only the wattage of the iron used for testing.

The tape arrived but it's only 50" long not 60" but the smooth surface that sticks to the fabric under heat came stuck to itself and unable to pull apart for use. So, this was folded smooth surface to smooth surface and then was exposed to heat, cause the material to stick to itself and thus unusable.

The product will probably be good. I used it to repair a camp chair. The tape was fine, but not a word of instruction or other information was with the product. I had to guess about iron temperature and time of adhesion. It was annoying. T he chair looks nice, so time will tell if the patch holds.

We patched a number of spots on our Sylvan Sport Go ripstop tent. Low melting point so didn’t damage tent material. Cleaned with mild cleaner, allowed it to dry thoroughly then applied in just a few seconds. Did not try using a hair dryer.

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.

Worked great to repair a large horse blanket. Was even able to cut out a simple design for the repair to make it look better. Very easy to use and adhered easy and firmly. Allowed waterproofing spray application afterward without any ill effects.

I read some reviews saying that this wasn't worth squat for patching the boat covers. BAHUMBUG! I had big tears in my boat covers. I simply cleaned the area with rubbing alcohol and put an ironing board under it and applied the patch as directed. THEN I turned it over and did the same to the other side. Two months later we had two storms back to back. Both with winds up to 40 mph. The patches held! Sure beats spending $100,00 a piece replacing my two boat covers!

These strips are great.Easy to put on and are super strong.I repaired my canvas travel bag and it worked extremely well.

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.

Easy to use. Liked that I could cut to the size I needed. Less waste.Just remember when ironing to cover with a piece of printer paper so as not to scorch the material.

This tape is easy to use and the color I wanted. But no matter how hot I make the iron, even almost melting the nylon windbreaker, it doesn’t stay glued past a couple of wearings.

I used the material to patch burn and wear holes on my favorite auto repair coveralls. The repaired areas are holding well and saved me having to buy new coveralls. It should be good to go for years to come.

The colour is not exactly green, but, will do. Guys, this is iron on fabric to mend holes, tears in pants etc. Though I have seen folks use it to make designs on clothes, mainly jackets, sometimes. I would suggest that before putting it on the pant to be mended, round off the corners of the patch. Squared, pointed corners seem to catch on things and may start to peel off. Easily rounded by hand, eye, or you can use a round container as a template. This is something that is handy and way easier,

I was impressed with this product. When you iron it on don’t expect it to come off EVER. It’s on for good. It’s a bit stiff, but I bought for repair for old jeans I wear around to work in. My mom and dad would have loved this for us kids.

If you are using this for anything outside in the direct sun or heat I would not purchase. Went on great at first but after the sun came out and heated it up it lifted. Yes, I cut round corners as directed so it wouldn't lift but it did anyway.

This product worked well for me overall. The color I got which was for Wrangler cargo pants Kaki colored was just a shade off but I believe that is my fault as I did not order the khaki I thought the darker shade thinking it looked closer from what I saw. All in all it brought 3 basically brand new pair of work pants back to life that that otherwise I would not have felt comfertable wearing as they had a small rip/tear/and in one case burnhole. The roll I got for $10 saved $60 worth of pants…

Smaller pieces that expected. But it is posted I just pictured bigger pieces. Happy with it. Used it a while ago to fix the side of my couch where cats have scratched holes and they've held up great.