G'day Heather,

No, the Heavy Duty Awning Repair Tape doesn't have a peel-off backing. It is on a roll, similar in style to standard tape on a roll.

G'day Helen,

Yep, absolutely.  This repair tape is a great option for getting on top of those small holes, we recommend putting a piece on both  sides of the canvas for longevity.

G'day Sue,

The RV Repair Tape is designed to repair heavy duty awnings, so it should be ok to repair your Gazebo. We do also sell K Tape which is what we'd generally recommend for Gazebo repairs. 

G'day Alice,

I've double-checked and there isn't specific information, however the general rule of thumb with repair tape is to apply it to a clean and dry surface.

G'day Su, 

I've just double checked the packaging, and this tape can definitely be used on canvas and is designed to resist tearing but doesn't state that it's a long term repair solution. In our reviews section other customers have found it works well on ahering to their awnings, however. Hope that helps, Su! 

G'day Karen,

Thanks for your enquiry. If the holes are quite small, you could probably use the Gear Aid Seam Grip WP Sealer & Adhesive to mend your tent floor. If you think you'll need something to cover a larger area, the Tear-Aid Type A Fabric Repair Tape will do the trick. 

G'day Nigel,

I've doubled checked the packaging and whilst they don't specifically say vinyl they list sails, canvas, awnings, rainwear, tents, napsacks, pool covers, canoes and seat covers. If it'll stick to such a wide variety of materials I can't see vinyl being a problem but as I can't test it I can't 100% promise it'd work.