Holikme Window Screen Repair Tape, Door Window Fly Lanai Screen Repair kit Patch Tape Strong Adhesive Long Lasting Fiberglass Covering Wire Mesh Repair Tape Seal for Repair Holes Tears 2"W×80"L, Grey

We moved into a rental and if the windows had screens… they had a hole of some kind in them. I always like to keep a window slightly open. I “repaired” all of the holes in the screen. Nice and sticky and easy to apply. Just cut the size you need and place the tape on the hole. This tape has been holding up for a few weeks though high winds and rain! Best part is it keeps the bugs out! Super happy with this!

Challenges With This Product: (1) Finding the leading edge of the tape roll (Suggestion: Remove all packaging, then slip the outer loop of tape off the roll to access the end); (2) Handling the tape after removal of the plastic backing to expose the adhesive (the mesh is prone to stretching unevenly - though it can be reshaped with care - and the adhesive is VERY sticky).End Result: Once I overcame the packaging challenges, cutting the tape to size was easy with household scissors. The installation of the tape on a tear in our metal screen mesh door was simple, and I appreciated the strength of the adhesive to bond firmly with the underlying mesh screen. No more hole for the bugs to sneek through, and I've got tape left over for future repairs.I would recommend this product as an easy alternative to individual mesh patches.

I normally hate it when I get a hole in my screen door especially since it's mostly my dog that creates the hole. I usually have to replace the whole thing but this definitely does the job in getting it fixed. The roll is a bit smaller than I thought it would be and it also comes with thread I assume if you want to use instead of the adhesive. The role could fix small holes or big ones if you put them together but I only recommend it for small holes. The adhesive is strong and it usually meshes pretty well with most screens from what I can see. The adhesive is strong even with direct sunlight and hot temperatures. It usually holds pretty well. I threw water on it and it help strong with no issues. It is very easy to apply but I recommend making it as light fitting as possible. If it is too loose and it looks weird. Overall I think this is a great fix for holes in your screen. It looks pretty close and you do not have to worry about the screen door holes. It will keep bugs out from the hole while allowing cooler air in.

I have some plexiglass on the bottom of my screen door to keep the cats/kittens from climbing up and to keep the dogs from scratching at the screen but one day when i was gone, i am guessing it was the dogs that broke the plexidglass and tore some holes in the screen. I was able to just cut off a piece of this tape and tape up the hole without any problems. It seems bugs from getting in and is sure a heck of a lot easier to fix the screen with a little tape then to replace the whole screen. it works wonderful.

Though it feels a little sticky right off of the roll, it wasn't sticking to the screen very well and was falling off within ten minutes. After closer inspection, I realized that you have to peel a clear layer off the back of the tape. That side is CRAZY sticky. I think it'll stay stuck for a really long time. Note: it's not a pretty fix. You can definitely see the patch job. But it's a cheap and easy fix that'll keep the tear from increasing in size and will help keep bugs outside where they belong.

This was very easy to use and sealed the 4 inch tear in my new to me pop up tent trailer. Just remove the size and press on, it is very sticky. I also used it as a base to repair the walls of the camper, looks great!

Super easy to instal. Durable, easy to customize to the size of hole you are patching, very adhesive. Will be buying this again when I need more.

To be fair, I didn’t buy this for a typical screen, but for one of those mesh fabric magnetic screen “doors” you put up in the doorway that people or pets can walk through.My dog impatiently scratched at it with the door shut one day and ripped a section. I didn’t want to deal with uninstalling it and re-installing another, so thought I’d try this.It’s super sticky, which is as it should be. Because the “door” thingie is flexible fabric rather than a stiff screen, getting it to work without big folds or affecting the closure was a wee bit more challenging. I’d think using it on a real screen, which would be stretched taut would be a breeze.Tips for the door thingie: Hold the fabric together. Put the tape on both sides of the barrier. Cut into thinner strips to make it easier to apply and close.It ain’t pretty, but it wasn’t supposed to be, now was it? 🤪

Wish I could just send back!!!Expensive garbage!!!Put on yesterday and even put a piece on other side to they would stick together but got up today and it’s peeling. Would not recommend!Don’t buy