PSP Repair tape SPI

Repaired a gazebo that had been eaten by mice. Having used in the past I’m confident of its waterproofing and strength. Easy to apply. Unlike a lot of tape it doesn’t stick to itself as soon as you cut off a bit. Beware the grey is more like a shade of blue.

I used this to repair the drivers seat of my transit van.....you know what its like, you constantly slide out of the seat when getting out of the van and it wears the fabric away. I used this to repair the seat and if you catch it before its too badly worn it makes a great repair. The fact that its a nylon repair also means there`s very little friction when sliding off of the seat so the repair lasts well.

I bought this to fix an expensive Gazebo that a customer had managed to catch against a wall. It at worn a couple of holes. I bought this to strengthen up the area and disguise the hole. I cut a patch and rounded the cornsrs. It's almost invisible. It matches perfectly. I strengthened up with a further layer inside just in case and it had held really well. Nothing short of brilliant. Very pleased. Used it on a second cheap Gazebo that was almost new when the cover ripped. The manufacturer refunded and said I could keep if I wanted. I repaired with this and it's like new again. Bonus!

My portable garage (tent) has suffered badly during the winter months flapping badly in unexpectedly strong winds at the bottom of my garden and this has resulted in various small tears and worn chaff areas which would only get worse if not addressed. The tape itself is relatively easy to attach (don't let it stick to itself though) and looks ok in pale green (not grey as advertised) even though the tent is grey-silver, but all too soon the 4.5m ran out after seemingly few repair patches had been used. At more than £9 (roughly 63p/foot) it is very expensive pro-rata even though it does a good job. It would have been 5 stars if the length had been a bit more generous.

Our friends asked us to store their kids kites in our loft for them when they were moving so they had toys to play with when they came back to the area, well recently they said that the kids didn't want them any more so my OH got them down. They were a bit ripped but such pretty kites (those huge ones from Costco a while back) that he wanted to repair them as they might be useful for some of the kids in our street to use. We were originally going to use puncture kits for bikes but I saw this on Amazon and they had the exact same colour available for delivery the next day, so ordered it. Arrived and took it out the packaging. The blue is identical to the blue on the kite where it's ripped so all we've had to do is cut a piece to fit (we cut two pieces of the same size) put one across the rip and one across the underside of the rip. Now although you can see it's there the way we've cut it, looks like it just blends in with the kite. The repair tape is super strong and sticky so it's easy to patch up and allows you to quickly repair something. Totally love it. Well worth buying.

Good quality product to repair small areas of damage in material of pop up roof in campervan

I had a small tear in my down filled jacket and had bits of down falling out. I was quoted nearly £50.00 for a repair job by a specialist outdoor gear company. I decided to give this repair tape a go and it did the job perfectly. Adhesive backed,it took 5 min to get the job dine. Perfect!

Its OK but not the most durable tape out there. I brought this to repair some tears in a trampoline surround and this tape did OK at holding the tears together but I have to say that the Gorilla Tape we brought at the same time was in a league of its own and proved much more durable and effective and after a couple of months had to be used to go over this tape which started to peel away as a result of the weathering. The only downside to the Gorilla Tape is that it only comes in Black so does not look as 'pretty' as these coloured tapes which blend in much better. So if you need a repair which looks good - use this tape but if you need one that lasts and lasts I would look at the alternatives!