Tear-Aid Type A Repair Patch - 75mm

Tear-Aid Type A can be used on canvas, rubber, neoprene, most fabrics, plastics, leather (non-oiled), Gore-Tex, and acrylics.

No, Tear-Aid Type A is not suitable for use on oiled leather.

Allow at least 24 hours for the patch to fully adhere and cure.

Yes, Tear-Aid Type A is waterproof once applied.

Yes, but wait at least 24 hours after application before washing.

The patch is designed for permanent repairs, but it can be removed with heat (e.g., a hairdryer) and careful peeling. Some adhesive residue may remain and can be cleaned using a solvent like rubbing alcohol.

Yes, you can cut the patch to any shape or size needed to cover the damaged area.

Ensure the surface is clean and dry before application. Use rubbing alcohol to remove any residue. Apply firm pressure when smoothing out the patch to ensure good adhesion. If the patch still does not stick properly, try applying heat, like a hairdryer, to the patch after application. Be careful not to overheat the material.

Make sure the edges of the patch are well-adhered. Use a rounded tool (like the end of a pen) to firmly press down the edges. If necessary, apply a small amount of heat using a hairdryer to help bond the edges.