Edge Reinforcing Webbing Tape, Nylon Adhesive Binding Tape for DIY Projection Screens, Tarpaulins, Plastic Sheets,Textile Cloth Fabric Edging Reinforcement (2" Wx32'L)

I ordered this edge reinforcing tape to hopefully reinforce the edges of some tarps I have that I wanted to add some grommets to and to repair some that had worn loose. I didn't know what to expect but decided to give it a shot.When I received it, I was looking at it and was impressed at the quality, especially how nice and tight the weave of the fabric is and the adhesive on it.I cleaned the edge of the tarps where I was installing this, peeled off one side of the adhesive protective strip and stuck it to one side of the tarp, then peeled the other side and folded it over and made sure both sides were stuck well.I then added some grommets and put the tarps up where they were going. They have been up there almost 3 weeks through some heavy winds and the webbing tape has stayed put without any stretch or movement of any kind.I think this product is great for my use or other similar uses and can be a real time and money saver. You can reuse old tarps that have had their grommets pulled out or are loose or even make smaller tarps out of larger ones.Based on the quality, ease of use and value for money, I think this is a great product that I am happy to recommend.

This is a review for: Edge Reinforcing Webbing Tape, Nylon Adhesive Binding Tape for DIY Projection Screens, Tarpaulins, Plastic Sheets,Textile Cloth Fabric Edging Reinforcement (2" Wx32'L)I used to this for making sunscreens to fit car windows. If you trace out the shape, and cut so that the reflectix (which is a good material for this application) fits exactly the window shape, and then apply this reinforcing tape to the edges, it works very well. I used a little polyurethane ("Shoe Goo") just to add some extra security and adhesion.I also used this tape to make repair patches for a down jacket that had small holes in it and was leaking down and feathers. So far so good. I applied a little dab of polyurethane adhesive just make sure the patches stayed in place. "Shoe Goo" works very well for this and a variety of other things. It's handy stuff to have around.

I gave this four stars as I was using it for a net edging and that was not listed as a use. This was so sticky I thought it would stick to itself through the holes in the netting. Unfortunately that was not the case and it is all coming off. I am quite surprised actually as once I had it stuck to itself with the net in-between I could not get it apart to reposition, but after a few hours it started giving way. 4 stars as I think it would work well for the intended purpose, it just did not work the way I tried to use it.

I used this for repairing a torn grill cover. It's been baking in the sun a few days and is holding well so far. The adhesive is strong. I could peel it off with some effort, but it's not peeling on its own. The thickness of the webbing is good, and what I would expect for the suggested use of reinforcing the edge of a projection screen.

This nylon adhesive binding tape is exactly what I needed to give my screen clean, durable edges. The 2-inch width provides ample reinforcement, and the 32-foot length was more than enough for my needs.The adhesive backing is strong and easy to apply. It adhered firmly to the fabric without any fuss, creating a professional-looking border. I appreciate how it prevented fraying and added a significant amount of stability to the edges of the screen.Beyond projection screens, I can easily see how this tape would be incredibly useful for reinforcing tarpaulins, plastic sheets, and other textile materials. The quality of the nylon feels robust, suggesting it will withstand regular use and wear.

I am using this to reinforce the edges of some frost blankets I’ll be using to cover my blueberry bushes. I am putting grommets on the blankets but the blankets are quite thin and wouldn’t hold up well to the grommets. This reinforcing webbing is exactly what I needed to strengthen the edges so they will stand up to the stress from the wind when the blankets are secured using the grommets. I was quite surprised just how stiff and strong this webbing is. I am confident that if my blankets tear in the wind, it will NOT be at the reinforced sections. This webbing is really strong and quite stiff. It’s going to do just what I got it to do. Highly recommended.

This is some sticky stuff! I used it to 'mend' a long strip where the screen has pulled away from the frame on my large screen enclosure. The screen split all the way down on a vertical part of the frame. I used this to make sure the screen is closed so no flying insects get in. Here in the South Florida heat and rain, it has held fast!

Works well, adhesive seems strong. Some projects are better with a fabric tape, rather than duct tape.