Azobur Nylon Fabric Iron-on Patches 2.4" x 60", Waterproof Tenacious Adhesive Tape Iron-on Patch for Tent, Clothing, Backpack, Luggage,Boat Cover,Awning(Black,Waterproof)

I should write a one star review so it will be read. The item doesn't look anything like the picture. It is folded flat like a baseball trading card. I THOUGHT THE WRONG ITEM HAD BEEN SHIPPED! Then I opened the package and it is 60 inches long but folded flat! The picture needs to be undated. I bought this patch material to repair a tear in a nylon bag for my leaf vaccum. It fixed the seam fast! However, Amazon stuck unremoveable lable on top of the instructions! When you iron the patch, put your iron on LOW HEAT! I started on high and it will burn through the material. The patch worked great.

I purchased this to use on my patio cushions as they are extremely expensive to replace works great

Does what I expected. Yet, sill could have used basic instructions, so that was the star off. Found helpful comment.

A+

The adhesive on the back of each patch is white so although they say it is inside or outside for the patches they can only be ironed on on the outside ….. unless you want a big obvious awkward white patch on your blue jeansThe picture in their advertisement shows the same color front and back that is not correct based on what I receivedI would not recommend

It irons on and stays put

Ok, so yes, it's impossible to read the white type directions on the package - poor design in my opinion. However, I did find it works through trial and error. Mind you, I am not using this to fix parachutes or rafts or anything that my life depends on, but I found it covers holes in yoga pants and sweaters nicely if you follow these steps and most of all BE PATIENT. If you rush, you will end up with a stickey adhesion mess.1) Start with your iron on the lowest heat setting2) Cut your patch to cover whatever hole you want to repair. I have used both straight cuts and circular cuts depending on what I want to cover.3) Use on ironing board or use a towel on a hard surface - turn your item inside out so you don't have patches showing (unless you don't care)4) Most important - the PATTERNED SIDE IS UP FACING IRON - the flat side is the adhesion side that should cover the fabric.5) SLOWLY iron on the lowest heat - keep increasing heat slowly until adhesion takes - don't ramp up the heat to the highest or you will have a sticky mess6) Hit the fabric with cool air setting on blow dyer to set it and that's it!Now that I figured it out, I am pleased with the end result. Will it last forever? Probably not, but if I can get a few wash and wears out of it, then I am fine with it. I hope this saves you any frustration. To the MFG - you might want to print directions you put INSIDE the package - just a thought! Carry on people and patch away!

My son somehow ripped his favorite almost new, nylon material Pacsun pants.As you can see in the pic, it’s a huge hole! I looked up nylon repair and found this item and nylon repair iron on patches. Since the hole was so large, I used both for extra reinforcement.The color of the sticky side of this tape is neon colored and it showed through the hole on the front of the pants. The iron on patch I got separately matched perfectly, so I used it first so that it would be the color showing, if any. The tape would have been fine on its own. It’s extremely durable. I just wanted extra support due to the size of the hole, and to hide the neon. I placed the repair tape on top of the iron on patch. The tape is very soft, so it’s not irritating on the skin. I did a wash and dry test and it held up great! Look how good his pants turned out!