Keep your RV cover doing its job. This ADCO repair kit gives you six ready-to-use adhesive-backed patches in the most common cover fabrics and colors, so you can fix tears, punctures, and wear spots in minutes -- no heat gun, no iron, no adhesive to mix. One kit handles nearly every popular ADCO cover material and works with most other brands too.
A small tear or puncture in an RV cover might seem minor, but it lets moisture in and spreads quickly from wind flap and road vibration. ADCO's repair kit is designed to stop that progression fast. Each patch is pre-cut to 36 in. x 8.5 in. -- large enough to cover most damage zones -- and can be trimmed with scissors to fit odd shapes or tight corners around vents and gutters.
The peel-and-stick backing bonds directly to the cover fabric without any additional adhesive or heat. Clean the surface, peel the liner, press firmly, and the repair is done. The adhesive holds through rain, UV exposure, and temperature swings typical of outdoor storage.
No ironing, no heat gun, no contact cement. Clean the area, peel the backing, and press firmly for an immediate bond.
Covers polypropylene, SFS AquaShed, and Tyvek cover types in multiple colors so you can match your existing cover material closely.
Each 36 in. x 8.5 in. patch can be cut with standard scissors to fit curved edges, vent cutouts, rain gutters, or small punctures.
Designed for ADCO covers but works with virtually any brand of RV cover using polypropylene, AquaShed-style, or Tyvek-type fabrics.
The kit contains six individual fabric patches, each measuring 36 in. long x 8.5 in. wide. The six patches break down by material and color as follows:
These patches work just as well as preventive reinforcement. Apply one over a rain gutter channel, along a slide-out edge, or anywhere the cover rubs against a roof-mounted accessory before a tear develops. Proactive reinforcement at high-wear points can significantly extend cover life.
For best adhesion and longest patch life, follow these steps before applying:
Patch color is an approximate match to the original cover fabric. Fading, weathering, and dye lot differences mean the patch may not be invisible on an aged cover. The structural repair is the priority -- a visible patch still does its job fully.
Inspect your RV cover at the start and end of each storage season. Address small punctures immediately -- a 1/4-inch hole becomes a 4-inch tear after one season of wind exposure. One kit typically handles multiple repairs, so store the unused patches with your rig for quick field fixes.