Having holes and tears in a ventilation curtain doesn’t necessarily mean it needs replacing.
We walk you through the simple repair steps using both tape and patches with glue. A step-by-step video tutorial is also available on our YouTube channel. CLICK HERE to watch.
Image: 1- Holes
Quickly repair small holes with curtain tape. For larger holes and rips, use the cement and patch method.
Image: 2- Clean
No matter which method selected, start by thoroughly cleaning the repair area on both sides of the curtain with mild soapy water. Wipe the area dry with a clean towel.
Image: 3- Curtain tape
When using tape, choose the product to match the curtain type. There are specific tapes, in clear, white, or black, designed for repairing polylite or vinyl curtains.
Image: 4- Cut
Measure and cut two identical pieces for each side of the repair.
Image: 5-Press
Remove the paper backing and press the tape smoothly to eliminate any bubbles or wrinkles. Pay particular attention to corners making sure they are secure.
Image: 6-Repeat
Repeat on the opposite side.
Image: 7-Patch
To use the patch method, cut two identical sized patches from curtains remnants matching the existing curtain.
Image: 8-Glue
Select glue designed to adhere to the existing polylite or vinyl curtain.
Image: 9-Apply glue curtain
Using a brush, apply glue around the repair area. Wear protective gloves when applying glue.
Image 10- Apply glue patch
Next, apply glue to precut patch material. Spread it evenly across the entire patch for good adhesion.
Image 11- Apply patch
Apply the patch to the repair area, smoothly pressing it from the center to the edges. Repeat on the opposite side.
