Type A Canvas and Type B Vinyl Repair Kits | Tear Aid

Tear Aid repair patches are an essential resource for anyone who wants to be more sustainable in their everyday life.

These handy little patches allow you to easily fix, rather than throw away, items that may have otherwise been damaged beyond repair.

And by fixing things instead of tossing them into landfill, you are reducing your environmental footprint and doing your part to protect our planet.

Additionally, Tear Aid also helps support a circular economy by promoting reuse and recycling over disposal and waste.

Whether you're a homeowner or a business owner, Tear Aid can help you make more mindful choices about how you purchase and maintain your possessions.

By having both Type A and Type B Tear Aid patches to repair things instead of buying new stuff every time something breaks, you'll be saving money and helping to reduce waste at the same time.

So, if you're looking for an uncomplicated way to go greener in your home or business, look no further than Tear Aid repair patches!

They're practical, effective, and will help you be responsible both now and into the future.

Each Kit contains:

• 1 x 30cm x 7.6cm Patch

• 2 x 15cm x 3.2cm Patches 

• Romed Cleaning Wipes

• Repair Instructions 

Type A *Tear Aid can be used on:

• Canvas
• Rubber
• Neoprene
• Nylon
• Plastics, Polyethylene, Polypropylene, Polyurethane, Polyester
• Non-oiled Leather
• Fibreglass
• Aluminium
• Hypalon and Dacron

Type B *Tear Aid can only be used on:

• Plasticised or Flexible PVC 
• Unplasticised or Rigid PVC
• Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride or Perchlorovinyl (CPCV)
• Molecular Oriented PVC or PVC-O
• Modified PVC or PVC-M
• Adhesive Vinyl
• Heat Transfer Vinyl

Products made from PVC are 100% recyclable and can be identified as recycling code #3.

Vinyl Council of Australia represents the PVC/Vinyl value chain in Australia. It closely follows Europe’s VinylPlus program.

With its own PVC Stewardship Program, Vinyl Council of Australia aims to enable raw material suppliers, products manufacturers, and distributors to be joint stewards of the safe and beneficial production, use and disposal of PVC products.

Tear Aid meets mandatory levels of *safety and will not cause harm when used in a reasonable manner, including reasonable misuse.

*Complies with AS 1230-1993 (R2016)

*Material Safety Sheet (MSDS)