Would this work for a torn tarp?

[V8Mondo]

I think this may work for an emergency repair to a torn tarp if you are in the boonies...???


Sail Bandage
Mariner’s Choice unique product designed to repair all sails.
- The light weight, high strength polymer composite has a remarkably high tear resistance.
- The aggressive adhesive has been specially formulated for all commonly used sail fabrics, even damp sails!
- Translucent, suitable for any colour sail.
- SAIL BANDAGE may be removed using a domestic hair dryer.

Size: 75mm x 4.5m (3" x 15’). Colour: clear



http://www.baselinemarine.com/shopdi...d=76&cat=Tapes

[Cannibal]

I think this may work for an emergency repair to a torn tarp if you are in the boonies...???


Sail Bandage
Mariner’s Choice unique product designed to repair all sails.
- The light weight, high strength polymer composite has a remarkably high tear resistance.
- The aggressive adhesive has been specially formulated for all commonly used sail fabrics, even damp sails!
- Translucent, suitable for any colour sail.
- SAIL BANDAGE may be removed using a domestic hair dryer.

Size: 75mm x 4.5m (3" x 15’). Colour: clear



http://www.baselinemarine.com/shopdi...d=76&cat=Tapes

Probably, but if I'm in the boonies I've always got me some duct tape.

[HitchHiking]

Amen for duct tape.

For a more perminate repair out in the boon dock I would use the emerg seam sealer and a bit of stiting with the needle and thread.