Contact Adhesive To Fix Awnings

It has an aggressive adhesive and resists tearing in any direction.

Contact adhesive to fix awnings.

Camco s rv awning repair tape is a permanent repair for rips and punctures on your rv awning. This means you can make those quick and simple repairs such as dripping seams dripping stitching small rips and leaks. Place the patch on the inside of the canvas. Note that most tapes are 15 feet long but some are wider than others so you may want to buy thicker tape for a higher price if you hope to cover a hole with the tape or even to cover multiple.

Resists tearing in any direction. Using contact cement paint one side of the repair patch and then paint the corresponding area on the underside of the awning 2 inches beyond all sides of the rip. Use it for rv boat sails canvas tents rain wear backpacks popup campers and more. The old saying goes if you can t duct it it this saying is referring to duct tape and its countless uses and although we definitely adhere pun intended to the belief that duct tape can fix almost anything we ve found that having some additional glues tapes and adhesives are necessary to truly be prepared for all the rv repair projects that come up.

Atack rv awning repair tape 3 x 30 foot waterproof rip stop patch and tent repair tape for vinyl rv punctures camper awning canopy tents tarpaulin and greenhouse 4 0 out of 5 stars 150 13 99 13. Apply vinyl repair glue to the outer perimeter of the patch. You may not feel like it s your lucky day when you discover a leak in your deck awning but you ll be happy to know that it s a simple repair job. Let the glue dry according to the directions.

The roll is 3 wide by 15 long. 3 x 15 7 6 x 4 5 m. Let the contact cement dry according to the manufacturer s directions then press the repair patch to the bottom of the awning. Use for rv awnings boat sails canvas tents rain wear backpacks pool covers and liners seat covers auto soft tops pop up campers and more.

How to fix leaks in a deck awning. Use one hand over the patch on the inside of the awning and the other hand on the other side of the canvas to press firmly.