by.RHO Window Screen Repair Kit Tape (Black, 2" x 15FT) for Window Screen and Screen Door Tears Holes 3-Layer Strong Adhesive & Waterproof Tape Fiberglass Covering mesh

I picked up the black screen repair tape after discovering a tear in my window screen, and I’m really impressed. The adherence is solid the strong adhesive stuck cleanly to the mesh without bubbling or peeling, and the black color blends in nicely with the existing screen so it doesn’t stick out. It felt like a high‑quality fiberglass mesh tape with weather‑resistant properties. Using it was super easy too: I cleaned the damaged area, cut the tape to size, peeled off the backing and pressed it in place. No tools, no sewing of patches, and it took maybe a minute. After a few weeks of use, it still looks good and seems durable it’s holding up well under outdoor conditions, including some sun and wind. I’d highly recommend this tape for patching up small rips or holes without replacing the entire screen.

Size of an average roll of tape. Very tacky. Easy to use once you get used to the stickiness. Can be cut to cover any size hole. Long lasting. Works very well. I had a cat that loved hanging on my screen so it was very tattered. This tape saved my air flow an entire summer until I was able to replace the screens.

I bought this window screen repair tape for $9 to fix some holes in my 20-year-old deck screen door. I didn’t want to replace the entire screen and was looking for a quick and simple fix. The tape was very easy to use—the sticky side is strong and adheres well to the screen material. It covered the holes perfectly, and after a month of hot summer sun and heavy rain, the repair has held up remarkably well. My only complaint is that the patch is quite visible on the screen, so it doesn’t blend in seamlessly. Still, for the price and ease of use, it’s a solid solution for minor screen repairs.

Cat claws and window screens just don't play well together. Used this product a few times now. Works great. Easy to use. For small holes or tears. Saved me the time, trouble, and expense of having to buy new screens. The repairs can be seen, but they're not unsightly. I highly recommend this screen repair kit. Will not cover the giant hole made by my mother's pit bull running through my sliding door screen.

Are you tired of squinting through tiny holes in your window or screen door? Do you find yourself battling with tears and rips that seem to multiply like rabbits? Fear not, my fellow home improvement enthusiast! I’ve stumbled upon a secret weapon that will have you feeling like a DIY superhero: the by.RHO 2"x105" Screen Repair Kit Tape. Let’s dive into the details, shall we? Adhesive Awesomeness: This tape isn’t your run-of-the-mill sticky stuff. It’s like the lovechild of Spider-Man’s web and industrial-grade duct tape. Seriously, it sticks like a champ! The adhesive layer has been upgraded to withstand the test of time. No more worrying about your patch job peeling off after a week. It’s here to stay, folks! Waterproof Wonder: Rain, snow, or accidental splash from your morning coffee—this tape laughs in the face of moisture. It’s waterproof, my friend! Your repaired screen won’t turn into a soggy mess. It’s like giving your window a raincoat. Instant Fix Magic: Picture this: You notice a hole in your screen. Panic sets in. But wait! You whip out your by.RHO tape, and voilà! Hole? What hole? It’s like having a magical repair wand. Wave it, and presto! Your screen is whole again. Fiberglass Fantastic: The tape is made from sturdy fiberglass. It’s like armor for your screen. Bugs, wind, and curious cats—nothing stands a chance against this superhero tape. Easy-Peasy Application: No tools required. Just peel, stick, and admire your handywork. In the time it takes to microwave popcorn, you’ve transformed your screen from shabby to chic. Verdict: The by.RHO 2"x105" Screen Repair Kit Tape is the unsung hero of home maintenance. It doesn’t scream for attention, but it quietly saves the day. So go ahead, patch up those holes, mend those tears, and embrace your newfound screen-saver status. Your windows and doors will thank you, and your neighbors will wonder how you became the MacGyver of screen repair. Remember, dear reader, life is full of little rips and tears. But with by.RHO, you’re armed and ready to conquer them all!

It does the job, but don't count on it staying on indefinitely. I wasn't thrilled with the fact that it's essentially a piece of tape with some screen attached. If you apply it to a window screen, definitely do the sticky side facing inside or you'll find it covered in dirt/dust sooner than later. All in all, it's not a bad product, but I don't know that I'll be trying it again when my roll runs out. If you're looking to just fill a small gap here and there, it might be perfect for you if you stick it on from the outside and keep the sticky side facing towards the interior of the house. It's significantly stickier than I expected, I wasn't able to remove my soiled patch easily, and it seems pretty durable.

Update: More than a year later, facing south Florida heat and storms, none of them have come loose, fallen off, or otherwise failed in any way. Everything below still applies. Original review: Had a screen with 7 or 8 holes ranging from a thin slit to something you could easily put a golf ball through. Years ago, I'd used patches you had to sort of clip on by bending the mesh prongs so they intertwined with the intact screen around the hole. They were effective at blocking holes but were super tedious to put up. I hoped that in the ensuing decade or so, something better had come along. And sure enough, this is significantly better. Cheap, easy to cut, easy to remove the backing, easy to install, and it works. I patched all of the holes in about 15 minutes (note: if the screen isn't taut, you'd do well to have somebody on the other side hold a sturdy object up to the hole to give you something to press against...we used a foam yoga block). These aren't invisible by any means. They're at least as noticeable as the holes themselves...maybe more. If you're in the market for a seamless, invisible fix, you're going to need to rescreen the whole thing. But if you want cheap, easy, and effective, this is your product. I'll update if they seem to fall off sooner than I hope, but it's been a few weeks and some heavy rains and so far, so good.

Works pretty well