Tenacious Tape Flex Patches

Because of where I work, I carry a clear plastic briefcase. Although it’s of good quality, given enough time, those things will crack at points where there is a lot of stress, flexing, or bending. The kind of briefcase I have is somewhat expensive, but it was a great value, as it’s lasted for years. But to make it last a little longer, I used this tape. I’ve tried the clear packing tape on it, but that was a very temporary fix (a month at most). But this Gear Aid Tenacious Patch Tape has held strong for a couple of years. It has prolonged the life of my briefcase. This is the third time I’ve purchased this tape because it works so well. I’ve never found anything that works better.Yes, this is more expensive than other kinds of tape, but you truly get what you pay for. If you apply it correctly, you will not regret spending the extra money, because it lasts much longer, which may not save you a lot of money, but it will save you a lot of extra effort and headache of patching plastic over and over again.It has a bit of a frosty appearance; however, I’m not as concerned about how it looks as I am with how it holds, and it holds exceptionally well.

Works better than anything else.

I tried this to attempt to patch a hole in a favorite pair of work pants. Material is too shiny and it peeled off after first wash. Tried on another pair, patching from the inside. For some reason, this seems to be holding up better, but I hate the feel of the plastic against my skin. Would probably work well on things you don't need to wash.

This gear tape is an essential item for waterproofing and prolonging the durability and functionality of your hiking gear easy peel off and true to size it's a great addition to anyone's backpack to keep you functioning with easy repairs in the outdoors.

I use the tape on my boat seats and it works well and lasts about a season in the sun. These didn't stick for very long. Could have been a bad batch or they may have been old but I was disappointed.

I bought 2 packs, so 4 patches. I used 2 to try to repair a leak at the end of a seam, a small pinhole, not an elongated seam separation, on a queen sized Intex air bed. The surface was clean, but has a slight texture. I deflated the bed and tried to flatten the surface to maximize surface adherence. The patch seemed to stick at first, but the edges started to come up fairly soon as if the adhesive was failing. I smoothed them back down, but, as soon as I inflated the bed a bit, a bubble formed and it leaked. I tried with a second patch, no better. I tried using the company’s glue over the hole and under the full patch and gave it a 12 hour drying period, nope. Maybe it works on some inflatables, but these were useless for this major-brand air bed. YMMV

attached to the back of the spike hole on baseball dri fit jersey: apply blue making tape to front of jersey, position fabric where you want it, turn jersey inside out. then fine tune the fabric alignment with tweezer, then apply the repair patch to inside of jersey. press sort of firmly, but not too hard as you will be also pressing the blue tape in which sticks surprisingly well to dri fit and will be hard to remove. Then remove the blue tape, then press the patch with vigor on hard surface to ensure best adhesion. be sure to trim patch to rounded shape to avoid irritating corners. so far so good, patch through the laundry multiple times. patch the size of a 25 cent piece, maybe a little larger

Great product. Great Price..