Selfadhesive patch — an easy, nosew way to seal tears and holes quickly and reliably. Key benefits Fast, tool : restore function without sewing or complicated adhesives. Custom fit: cut the patch to the exact size you need and leave an additional halfinch of coverage for a secure seal. Simple, dependable adhesion: designed to stick when applied to a clean, dry surface and held firmly in place. Minimal preparation: only a dry cloth and scissors needed. What it does and how it helps Function: covers and seals tears, holes, and rips with an adhesive backing that bonds to the area. Why you need it: prevents damage from getting worse, restores usability of items, and saves time and money compared with full replacement. What makes it stand out: straightforward, repeatable application steps that anyone can follow for a neat, durable . Compatibility, size, material, and performance Compatibility: works on many flexible surfaces that accept adhesive patches (textiles and similar materials); test on a small area if you are unsure. Size: cut the patch to the corresponding size of the damaged area; always leave an extra halfinch of material around the hole for proper coverage. Material: adhesivebacked patch — handle and apply with the adhesive side facing the tear. Performance: provides a strong hold when applied to a clean, dry surface and pressed firmly; the extra halfinch overlap helps prevent peeling and retearing. How to apply (clear, fourstep process) 1. Wipe the area with a dry cloth to remove dirt and moisture. 2. Trim away loose material and shape the hole for a clean edge. 3. Cut the patch to the corresponding size, leaving an extra halfinch of patch material around the damaged area. 4. Hold the adhesive side of the patch against the tear and press firmly to establish contact. Practical use scenarios Camping gear: patch a small tear in a tent panel or rainfly to prevent leaks and keep gear usable on the trail. Inflatable items and outdoor toys: seal a puncture or small hole to restore function until a permanent is practical. Everyday textiles: fix a rip in a jacket cuff, backpack pocket, or seat cover to extend the life of the item. Application tips Ensure the area is completely dry and of loose fibers for the bond. Apply firm, even pressure across the patch to maximize contact with the surface. For results, avoid flexing the repaired area heavily immediately after application. This patch provides a quick, practical solution that is easy to use and to the size of the damage.