Description
- TEAR-AID Vinyl Repair Kit, Type B, is your ultimate solution for fixing rips, tears, and holes in vinyl and vinyl-coated materials. This clear, self-adhesive patch provides a durable, airtight, and waterproof repair that withstands the test of time. Designed specifically for vinyl surfaces, it delivers exceptional performance on items such as tents, awnings, air mattresses, pool liners, inflatables, tarps, boat covers, and more. Unlike other repair solutions, the TEAR-AID patch won’t peel or discolor, thanks to its unique UV-resistant coating that prevents damage from the sun.
- The kit comes with a single green box containing everything you need for quick and easy application, including the adhesive patch and simple instructions. No sewing, heat, or glue is required—just peel, stick, and secure your repair. The patch is incredibly versatile and bonds instantly to most vinyl surfaces, making it perfect for outdoor gear, home items, and recreational equipment.
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- PEEL and STICK PATCHES – Airhead Tear-Aid fabric and Vinyl repair patch it provides and airtight, watertight repair of towable tubes, boat covers, tents, awnings, sleeping bags, cushions, fishing waders, cicyle tubs, pool liners, rafts, kiteboard bladders and more
- EASY to USE – Vinyl Patch is an easy to peel-and-stick- application
- INCLUDED – 1 3” x 12” patch, 1 7/8” x 7/8” patch, 1 3/8: x 1 3/8”, 1 12” reinforcement filament, 2 alcohol prep pads for cleaning repair site
- FAMILY FUN SINCE 1991 – The Airhead Sports Group is a family of watersports, wintersports, and leisure brands focused on creating quality fun promoting products. Our brands encourage kids and adults to get outdoors, be active, and, most importantly have FUN
martin elmore –
Self adhesive and works great. Still holding air after 2 months.
Brian Riemland –
small amount of product but works well for a invisible repair.
Falcon 6x –
We used this to repair rodent-created holes in our Banzai bounce house. We first tried the repair patch that came with the bounce house, which did not adhere well. Despite trying the research the matter, it was difficult to figure out the material of the bounce house and the appropriate repair patch. We ended up buying this, which was easily to apply and is working well.
Amazon Customer –
Years ago they use those silly patches with the glue these new styles are unbelievable, just make sure you cut the patch larger than what you need because you will get some air bubbles. Also make sure you wait the 24 hours and the surface is nice and clean.
Falcon 6x –
I bought this product to patch up an air mattress … and the glue / adhesive failed to stick.
The worst purchase ever — from Amazon.
To salvage this worthless product, I used a separately purchased PCV-Glue that works like “gorilla glue” or “crazy glue” — it bonds wonderfully.
Otherwise, as the pictures I posted show, this product’s own glue/adhesive bonds like scotch tape for paper — not for vinyl (much less plastics that endure weight or other stresses).
Turbodan –
I think a raccoon chewed up my hot tub cover and it was right where it folds.
Styrofoam was everywhere.
This product seems to work well. I got the smaller package to see how it would hold up. I put it on while the sun was out and it was hot. Seems to be holding up well over the last month. Rain storms, heat and wind aren’t affecting it.
Be careful because it is super sticky and care needs to be given ahead of time before applying it. Laying it out and cutting to shape helps. I’d also recommend keeping it cool so that it is easier to handle as you are applying it.
I like that it comes with some small patches!
I am on my second purchase.
Kody Mattingly –
I purchased this to cover holes in my vinyl siding on my house. It covers perfectly and you are able to paint over it perfectly! You can’t tell a hole was ever there! Highly recommend! It will save you hundreds of on having to replace siding! Bravo to this company!
HL –
My repair is particularly challenging so this is the source of my issues with this product. There are a few small holes on a seam of my PVC inflatable boat from abrasion or other damage. I was not able to get the patch to secure tightly enough on the edge of the seam so air continues to leak out, though at a slower rate. I expected this to be the problem and unfortunately the failure was as expected. I applied two overlapping patches in hope that I could get enough surface area. I may try again with more aggressive cleaning along the edge of the seam. For better or worse it was reasonably easy to remove the original patches to try again or go with a PVC glue and repair kit.