Black Window Screen Repair Tape, 2 in X 30 FT (360IN) Screen Repair Kit for Windows or Doors, Strong Adhesive Fiberglass Mesh Patch Tape

I recently used the White Window Screen Repair Tape to fix a tear in my patio screen, and I couldn't be more impressed. The 2-inch by 15-foot roll provided ample material to cover the hole and still had plenty left over for future repairs. The tape is made from fiberglass mesh with a strong adhesive backing, ensuring a durable and long-lasting repair. It adhered well to both the screen and the surrounding frame, creating a seamless patch that blends in with the rest of the screen. The white color matched perfectly with my existing screen, making the repair nearly invisible.​Installation was straightforward—simply cut the desired length, peel off the backing, and apply it over the damaged area. The adhesive is strong enough to hold the patch in place without the need for additional tools or fasteners. Plus, the tape is weather-resistant, so I don't have to worry about it peeling off during rainy or humid conditions.​Overall, the White Window Screen Repair Tape is an excellent solution for quick and effective screen repairs. It's affordable, easy to use, and provides a professional-looking result. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to fix their window or door screens without the hassle of replacing the entire screen.

Love this product. I use the product in a couple of places the patio door screen. Cut the size I need , place it on the screen on both sides, perfect adhesion, the thickness just right, just the right size makes it easy to use. I love the ease of peeling the paper off and that it is easy to hold on to while placing it where you need it. Plus, it is waterproof and the results are awesome. Blends in perfectly. It is still in place during all types of weather conditions: cold below 0* F -30, snow, rain, wind we have it all. It has held on through it all.

This stuff works really well. It's super adhesive and while it doesn't make it pretty, it definitely makes your screen cleaner-looking. Yes, you absolutely should put the tape on both sides of the screen. The adhesive is very, very sticky and if you place them so they are facing each other, the gooey adhesive will merge together and provide you with that much more stability, even with "dusty" screens (although. It's easy to cut and apply. You might end up with some adhesive on your fingers but it's easy to peel off.I bought this because I have a cat who thinks screens are cat-optional for access to the backyard. This tape definitely deterred him for a couple of weeks. But then he realized he can just slowly claw away at it and remove the tape. And claw away he did. Almost all of the tape that I put up on the inside has been removed (I doubled up on the outside and he even somehow was able to claw that out. I've tried to periodically replace what he has torn off but I ran out of tape. That said, if you don't have a cat who is hell-bent on getting out, screens be damned, then this tape works very well for minor and even major patches. My cat managed to entirely separate the screen from the edges and I used this tape to repair the huge hole he clawed through and it did so pretty quickly and easily. Even though this tape is very cheap and affordable, I think I'm going to apply the money towards re-screening the screen (there's an awesome cat-proof heavy duty screen out there on Amazonland - some guy posted his cat actually trying to claw open the screen to no avail).Bottom line, this is great if you don't want to have to completely re-screen your door. But if you have animals with zero f's given like I do, then I'd probably try another approach.

This stuff actually works. I was skeptical, but it proved me wrong. Not only that it was easy to do.If you have ever repair a hole in drywall, the steps are the same. If you haven’t, no worries. You’ll be just fine. I’ll tell you what I did and you will get great results as well.1. I trimmed the area of the hole. Getting rid of any frayed screen. Leaving only a clean hole.2. Sprayed the screen front and back with our sink sprayer nozzle. Allowed it to completely dry.3. I layed out a piece of wax paper on the surface I was going to be laying the screen on. This product is very sticky. The sticky will not stick to the wax paper.4. I layed the screen flat over the wax paper. Cut lengths of this screen product to fit the hole. And, then flipped the screen over and did the same to the other side. I did this for two reasons. One-make the repair stronger. Two-anything that comes in contact with the sticky will stick to it. That means dirt, bugs, whatever. That would be rather unsightly!That’s it. It’s that simple. I should point out that the screen repair IS NOT breathable, but it is repaired, and not much air circulation will be lost. Main thing is-it’s repaired.

Worked extremely well to repair some holes. It cuts easy and adheres well. It is really inexpensive and while I thought I'd use most of it, the roll still has a large amount left for when pets and weather wears down screens again.

I always keep this in the house, especially during summer. You never know when you’re going to get a hole in your screen. I came home to find two large holes in my screen porch made by a squirrel trying to get in the porch to get some birdseed. It’s quick and easy to use. The adhesive works very well. You can cut it to any size you need very easily. I have used this product for a few years and will continue to buy it. It works great to fix any screen. You may have in your home.

Works very well. It adheres well. In most applications you need to access the back of the screen to hold it while the patch is being applied because it’s necessary to press on the patch firmly to get good adhesion. I’ve used this same product before and it has lasted for years and is still the same as when I applied it.