RAD /WR10 – Self-Vulcanizing Radial Flat Tire Puncture Repair Patch

It seems like you might be asking about a repair patch or a description of how to use one. Repair patches are commonly used to fix holes or tears in various materials like fabrics, inflatable items, or even some types of surfaces like wood or metal.

Here’s a general description of how to use a repair patch:

1. Clean the Surface: Ensure the surface around the damaged area is clean and dry. Use a mild detergent if necessary to remove dirt or debris.
2. Cutting the Patch: Depending on the type of patch (adhesive-backed, iron-on, sew-on), cut it to an appropriate size. The patch should be slightly larger than the damaged area to ensure full coverage.
3. Preparing the Patch: If it’s an adhesive-backed patch, peel off the backing to expose the adhesive side. For iron-on patches, heat an iron to the appropriate temperature (as per patch instructions).
4. Applying the Patch:
   • Adhesive-backed: Carefully place the patch over the damaged area, ensuring it’s centered and smooth out any wrinkles or bubbles.
   • Iron-on: Place the patch adhesive side down on the damaged area. Use a cloth or parchment paper to protect the patch and apply the heated iron for the recommended time, applying pressure.
5. Allowing it to Set: Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for how long to let the patch set. This could involve allowing an adhesive to cure or cooling down after ironing.
6. Finishing: Once set, check the patch to ensure it’s securely attached. Trim any excess material if needed.
7. Additional Steps (if sew-on): If it’s a sew-on patch, after applying, stitch around the edges of the patch to further secure it.