XFasten RV Awning Tape

Great

Used it to repair a slit in a Land Rover Defender canvas hood window. It is incredibly sticky and seems very strong. I was very pleased with the result - it was a much better result than I expected.

Very strong tape even in a wet environment. We needed to repair a cover over the hot tub and it has held really well.

Very strong and it clear and value for money

In my opinion it is not suitable for caravan covers. unfortunately.

Does a good job

I spent more time trying to find the start of this, than anything else. Ended up wasting a load before I got any off the roll. Made the job harder than it should have been.

I wouldn't recommend it. There wasn't a good seal. I used it on a tent, so maybe different results with something else

We were travelling and noticed a small area on our awning starting to peel off. When we arrived at our destination the area had grown to about 8 inches by 1 foot. I found the tape on-line and purchased it. The tape arrived on time. I applied it as instructed. The vendor provided me with a separate email to make sure I had the proper instructions for application. The tape went on easy. We drove over 600 miles with the awning taped. You can barely see the repair. The tape is holding strong, even in 110 degree weather we have been travelling in. I would definitely recommend the tape and vendor.

This is what you need for repairing tents, awnings, BBQ covers, camper trailers, blow up paddle boards and more. And I have used this tape for every single purpose described above.Things to know:.1. A sharp pair of scissors (not just a Swiss army knife) makes all the difference.2. A second set of hands means one person can cut the tape and smooth out whatever you are aiming the tape to whereas the other person can hold the tape at both ends and apply it neatly. Trying to do it yourself will do the job but not be so neat.This will save your camping trip.

I had a huge tear in my impact canopy tent top- one day the wind got it :( so I applied the Xfasted tape along the main rip (36” or so) and a few perpendicular support pieces- both inside and out. The tent went up this past weekend and the wind picked up and the repair held firm!!! The tent is still up and the repair is still holding after5 days- I figure it is good till the whole tent dies from use.This is good stuff. I am impressed.

Used this to repair some rips and tears in my car shelter cover.

I had purchased this product as well as another one that was specifically for tarps and freezing temperatures. I applied in -2 degrees Celsius. The other one did not stick, this one did! It's now -14 and it's holding up well! (I'll update this review in a few months to share how it held up over winter.)