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Gear Patches - Camping - Black
Gear Aid
Gear Patches - Camping - Black
$9.95
Description

　　Tenacious Tape patches to fix holes or personalize your gear

　　Say good-bye to the same old boring repair patches with Tenacious Tape Gear Patches by Gear Aid. Say hello to the newest way to fix and personalize jackets, packs and gear. Just peel and stick; no sewing, ironing or heat-setting required. Unlike stickers, Gear Patches use ultra-aggressive Tenacious Tape adhesive that stays put through rain, snow or shine. Put it through the wash or run them through the dishwasher; Gear Patches stay stuck.

　　

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Tenacious Tape Ultra-Strong Repair Tape by GEAR AID
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Description
Brand Name:
Gear Aid
Color:
Black
Length:
20" strip
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
10810
UPC:
021563108101
Other Features:
• Peel & stick shaped repair patches for jackets and gear
• Personalize gear, repair holes or hide stains
• Tenacious Tape™ adhesive stays put and won't peel off
• Machine-washable and dishwasher safe
• Sticks to almost any surface
• Ideal for use on jackets, outdoor gear, cell phones, luggage, backpacks and more
• Each 20' strip includes 12-16 individual patches depending on theme
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