Ozone - Tear-Aid Patch

Ozone Tear-Aid Patches have a unique composition that will not pull off when stretched.  Making them ideal for bladder repairs and also quick kite fabric repairs. These come with most Ozone kites but are handy to just have around to repair any kite quickly while on site.


TEAR-AID TYPE A
sticks to Canvas, Rubber, Neoprene, Nylon, Most Fabrics and Plastics, Polyethylene, Polypropylene, Polyurethane, Nonoiled Leather, Sunbrella, Gortex, Acrylics, Fiberglass, Aluminum, Polyester, Hypalon, Dacron. . .

• SEE-THRU PATCH works well with all colors
• UV RESISTANT inhibits yellowing for years
• CONFORMS to irregular surfaces
• CUTS EASILY to any size with scissors
• WON’T TURN GUMMY in high heat
• NO GLUE TUBES

Each patch is: 15cm x 8cm (6 inches x 3 inches )

SOLD AS A PACK OF TWO PATCHES

REPAIRING GENERAL TEARS AND HOLES
For best results apply to a clean, dry surface. Clean the surface to be repaired with an alcohol prep pad, or a 50/50 mixture of rubbing (isopropyl) alcohol and water. Surface temperature of the materials to be repaired should be 50 F or warmer. Do not put repaired material into a washer or dryer.

STEP 1:
Cut patch to size with scissors allowing for the patch size to extend 1 inch beyond all edges of the tear. If using more than one patch, allow for patch sizes to overlap at least 1 inch. Trim square corners into rounded corners.

STEP 2:
Carefully peel back ½ inch of paper liner. Tearing the paper liner while stretching the edge of the patch will help to separate the liner from the patch - especially when the patch has been cut into smaller sizes.

STEP 3:
Position and anchor exposed ½ inch edge – allowing the patch to extend 1 inch beyond all edges of the tear. Slowly peel back the liner while carefully applying the patch over the tear – take care to avoid air bubbles. Rub all edges to seal. Rub entire patch aggressively. Follow Steps 1-3 on the back side of the repair if you have access to the back side. Repair is complete.