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Bought this to make a repair to gore-tex lining of a glove which had s tear in it. By cutting two small patches I was able to cover the tear on both inside and outside. Being self- adhesive, it also holds the old lining in place and makes a smooth, strong repair. The £189.00 spent on the gloves is now saved. I thought I might have to throw them away.
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To be honest, this is a very cynical product. I would recommend that rather than charging so much (the best part of £8) for 2 small fabric patches, it should be sold with 4, 6 or even a dozen patches at an appropriate price to reflect the no-doubt minimal cost of production. I feel like I paid £7.70 for two tiny bits of Gore Tex that cost about 30 pence to produce. Not impressed! Sorry, but flash packaging doesn't wash with me. A regrettable purchase. This stuff should be sold with more for the money.
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Used on ski trousers and worked very well, for different sizes. Had used before on motorcycle trousers too (exhaust burn patch) and the good results then have been repeated now on ski edge cuts. Even very small cuts seem to adhere well.
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I got two small rips in the back of some new Keela salopettes. It was going to cost a bit to get it properly repaired so I tried this McNETT repair kit. Seems to be good quality material. Very easy to apply. I ironed them afterwards to get the best grip. Haven't used them since but it looks like a good repair so far.
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It seems to quickly patch up some marks and a burn that I had on a black Gore Bike Wear coat as well as on another Mammut jacket. Will see for how long it lasts and if it will hopefully survive its first wash. Indeed, the damage has become waterproof again.
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