Tape had difficulty to stick? waxy or uneven surface? You need repair on cold climate? Tape need to hold on harsh weather?

There a easy and amazingly durable fix!
This trick is great for tarp shelter repair!
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Step 1: You Will Need:

Gorilla tape ( tough&wide if available)
Acetone
Knife
scuff scotch-brite pad
paper towel
Heat gun or hair dryer"Genuine idea!" please rate

WARNING!
A well ventilated or open area
Only recommend to use heat on Gorilla Tape! Other will be damage!

Step 2:

Before doing anything, try some acetone on a non visible area for testing...
Nothing wierd happen? OK!
Next the thinking part! Think you will have to overlap the tape at least 3" all around the damaged area.

Step 3:

NOW! Clean the surface and brush off hard with acetone all the area where the tape would be. Wipe and make sure it well clean before applying Gorilla Tape.

Step 4:

Now install the tape PERFECTLY flat.
Repeated these step on the other side of the tarp.
You can also add strength on friction area.

Step 5:

Heat the installed tape the hottest your skin can handle. About 50°C\120°F
DO NOT OVERHEAT OR MELT THE TARP (you can wear glove)
Now strongly rub the tape into the surface and leave no air bubble between. This will help achieve a better bond.

Now it will be good for another winter!