Camco Mfg 42613 Awning Repair Tape 3x15 Ft Rv Pool Canvas

Product Description

The CAMCO MFG 42613 is a heavy-duty awning repair tape designed to deliver permanent, field-ready repairs on rips, punctures, and tears across a wide range of flexible materials. The tape measures 3 inches wide by 15 feet long and uses an aggressive pressure-sensitive adhesive that resists tearing in any direction once applied. It is suited for use by pool service technicians, RV repair professionals, marine riggers, and general maintenance crews who need a fast, durable patch without tools or heat. The adhesive bond is intended as a permanent fix, not a temporary hold.

This tape is commonly applied to RV awnings, boat sails, canvas enclosures, tents, rain wear, backpacks, pool covers and liners, seat covers, and pop-up camper fabric. Its resistance to multi-directional tearing makes it appropriate for surfaces that flex or bear load. Pool service professionals use it to patch above-ground pool liner damage and cover tears before water loss becomes a concern. The 15-foot roll length provides enough material for multiple repair sites from a single package.

Key Features

• Permanent repair for rips and punctures in flexible materials
• Aggressive adhesive resists tearing in any direction
• 3 inches wide by 15 feet long — adequate for multiple patch sites per roll
• Compatible with a broad range of substrates: vinyl, canvas, coated nylon, and similar fabrics
• No tools or heat required for application
• Packaged as a single roll (unit of measure: EA)

Compatibility

Designed for use on RV awnings, boat sails, canvas, tents, rain wear, backpacks, pool covers and liners, seat covers, and pop-up camper fabric as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the repair surface thoroughly before applying the tape — dirt, moisture, or residue will reduce adhesion. Press the tape firmly across the damaged area, extending at least 1 inch beyond the tear in all directions for a secure bond. For pool liner repairs, drain the water level below the damaged area and allow the surface to dry completely before patching. No special tools or certifications are required, but personal protective equipment is recommended when working in confined or elevated spaces such as RV awning arms or boat rigging.