Tenacious tape flex patches and tattoos now available at www.dutchwaregear.com

I have tenacious tape flex patches and repair tattoos. The flex patches are clear, strong and flexible. Great for inflatables, dry bags, rain gear, waders, sleeping pads and many other uses. http://www.dutchwaregear.com/tenacio...x-patches.html
The Tenacious tape tattoos are tenacious tape the is cut into patterns. They are a great way to fix that under quilt, or down jacket. We have two patterns to choose from;
Happy Camper
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and Wildlife
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This is a much better way of repairing that hole you burnt in you expensive down jacket than duct tape. They have clean adhesive technology.
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http://www.dutchwaregear.com/tenacio...e-tattoos.html

Can you gives any kind of messurement size for these?

I like the idea of using these to identify different stuff sacks for the different hangers in my family. JAKERULEZ!!! Wants the bison and my youngest wants the bear.

Will it hold up through washing?

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Originally Posted by Drybones

Will it hold up through washing?

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Yes and they are machine washable. I doubt dry cleaning though

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Originally Posted by Yojimbo

Can you gives any kind of messurement size for these?

I like the idea of using these to identify different stuff sacks for the different hangers in my family. JAKERULEZ!!! Wants the bison and my youngest wants the bear.

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They vary in size, the OP has all the designs you get in one pack. So there are big one like the Sasquatch and small ones depending on the size of the repair. The biggest ones are about 3 inches and the smallest ones about 3/8ths.

Can they be used to Patch a Rain Fly?

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Originally Posted by bigfanboy

Can they be used to Patch a Rain Fly?

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Yes unless your rain fly is made of sil.

This is great stuff. I have a roll I bought at REI that I've used to patch several holes in my Ohm 2.0 backpack. Really holds well, and looks much better than duct tape.

Remember: trim the corners off your patch to avoid it catching and curling up, i.e. make an octagon kinda shape.

--Kurt