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Perfect Size:
- 1. Width: 4 inch
- 2. Length: 10 feet
- 3. Color: Black
Installation Tips:
1. Trim clearly the hole around.
2. Please keep window door screen repair part clean and totally dry before installation.
3. Cut the corresponding size and leaving an extra half-inch around the damaged area.
4. Holding the adhesive side of the patch against the tear.
5. Gently pressed the hole and screen repair tape together.
6. It's better to wear a gloves to avoid the glue stick to your fingers.
BREATHABLE
High-quality fiberglass window screen patch tape not only help you repair holes of screen window quickly, but also does not affect air flow through.
EXTRA SIZE
10ft length and 4inch wide is easier to fix big rips or holes in your screen and meets your needs.
WIDE USE
This tape is Ultra-Strong sticky, and you can cut in different sizes to mend path ,holes, tears damage in window screen, door screen, tent mesh, pool screens and more.
Patrick Quirke
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2024
Easy to use.
Patricia Murphy
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2024
I had about a three inch hole in my garage door screen from a dog paw. I bought a roll of screen like this, but it was silver and stuck out like a sore thumb. Then I thought, I wonder if this comes in black. It did, and it's perfect, easy to use and looks good.
Liz
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024
Worked really well. Good adhesive, used to fix our screen door in multiple places you cant even see the original damage
Noojin3
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2023
Got about a 3 inch tear in our screen door to the porch. It looked bad and let the flies in. Hated the idea of replacing the entire because they rarely look as nice as the original. This was a Great Fix!!! It was simple to do. It took less than 3 minutes and cost under $10 for a 10ft x 4” role which will last a last time. See the before and after photos. Comes in black or silver. It is made of fiberglass screen material so it blends well and breathes like regular screen. It has adhesive on one side and sticks right on. We cut two squares of same size and put on both sides of the screen for added strength. We rate “A++”.
Shilowmom
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2023
Didn’t realize it has 3 strips of sticky stuff to hold it in place. Sometimes one of the strips wouldn’t stay in place. First one I placed only has 2 as 3rd didn’t unpeeled with it. Not a problem as it was the center strip. Just need to watch it. They did stay stuck in place. They do show if course! Needs some instructions or warning about the sticky stuff! Worked good where edge of screen separated from frame. Side strip of sticky was on frame!
Adriana Hernandez
Reviewed in Mexico on June 29, 2022
Mi gato rompio la malla y para probar este producto corte un pedazo de 5 cms.. Lo pegue wn la maya y pego fuerte pero a los 2 dias se le cayo el adhesivo de las orillas y le puso tape blanco... Creo que deben mejorar el adhesivo. El concepto es muy bueno y ayuda mucho visualmente esta bien.
Ahmed zahrani
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on June 16, 2022
عملي ومفيد جدا لسد الثغرات
Lander S Burr
Reviewed in Mexico on June 15, 2022
No se ha despegado en un mosquiteros orientado al poniente que es muy fuerte en Querétaro
Christian javier herrera flores
Reviewed in Mexico on June 1, 2022
Excelente producto si lo vale
Alma Sánchez
Reviewed in Mexico on May 11, 2022
Yo repare un mosquitero del que quite una puerta para mascota y quedó bien
Chris C. Forehand
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2021
The Good: 1) how Wide this is 2) not hard to install 3) it sticks to metal, screen, ok. The bad: out of 15 ft, I only got 10 ft because - the adhesive peeled away from the screen onto the throw-away plastic protector as I peeled off the protector film. It did the job, wide enough - and I put it on both sides of the screen since I got two-inch holes to cover. It Looks ok, will see how it functions in weather and other time. If starts to fall off will spray with clear project glue. (this is way better than the patch kits feeding the wire between screen.)
K. Lin
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2020
UPDATE - 2 weeks laterSo I've had the adhesive mesh tape on for about 2 weeks now and the parts on the screen are fine and still stuck together. However, for the portions where I had to put the adhesive on the frame of the screen, it is not sticking down. I've had to tamp it down every day. The adhesive tape stays on the frame, but the mesh material is lifting up and away from the adhesive tape. And because I am folding a 90 degree angle along the edge of the frame to the screen, my guess is the mesh does not have enough surface area to grab onto the adhesive. Also the mesh material is quite stiff compared to the tape. An even better product would be to make the mesh material softer and more pliable so it stays stuck to the adhesive tape. Overall, still a good product and I would recommend.I purchased again and this time price went up $1 each roll and the color has changed from black to silver/grey.******I like the fact the mesh is vented allowing air to pass through. My window screens were pretty slashed up by contractors installing new house siding (they promised to fix my torn up screen but didn't). I'm glad I found this tape. It was easy to use but I ran out, so I'll need to buy a second roll to finish the job. The glue on the tape has great adhesion; just to make sure I taped both sides of my mesh as the holes were big. For areas where the tape did not align perfectly taped together when I doubled up, I hope it sticks to the screen over time.
Old Alice
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2020
First of all, this is a TAPE, not sticky screen. It's got 3 lines of roughly 1/2" double sided tape on the back of strips of screen material, with 2 roughly 1/2" gaps of actual screening. After replacing our huge screen panels 2x in 1 year from my cat tearing at it, we decided to reinforce the screen where it frequently tore, at the bottom seam, instead of replacing this time.We tried duct tape first, and it did not stick to the screen, only the aluminum edges, and of course, looked terrible. I realized the reason why it didn't stick... the screen wasn't clean. So before trying this tape, I scrubbed and scrubbed the screen first on both sides. This removed a lot of green invisible algae, and after drying, the tape stuck really well to the screen too.Unrolling this and getting it even is very tricky. I taped a full line to protect the seam area on the outside, and then the inside also, to reinforce the part that tears out. I did the outside first, and it did not come out even, but got the inside almost flawless, with a simple trick. I folded the tape, and creased it, then rolled up the section I needed around my finger, to reinforce the crease. This made it much easier to line up along the bottom of the screen, and peel the cellophane backing off as I went, 6" sections at a time. I wish I had done the inside first, as it would have been much easier to line up the outside to it, but alas, I didn't, so the outside seam line is uneven.It is not invisible, but very unnoticeable if you are doing the seam at the bottom of the screen. I had a small tear in the middle of the screen also, which was easily patched, but definitely visible.This is not a replacement for a new screen. What it does is keeps the bugs out til you do replace the entire screen, and so far, it's sticking just fine because I cleaned the screen first. NOTHING is going to stick to the screen if you do not. It may not look dirty, mine didn't, but when you go to clean it off, you realize just how much invisible algae and dust was on it, which of course tape will stick to, instead of the screening itself.If it falls off, or the tape doesn't hold, I will update the review, but so far so good!
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