Solar Patch - Strong Repair. Made Simple. Solar Patch - Strong Repair. Made Simple.

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Four Steps. A Few Minutes. Done.

  • Close-up of a weathered off-white painted metal surface with a circular hole in the center.

    01 — Prepare

    Cut Solar Patch to size and clean the surface.

  • A close-up of a person's hands holding a white adhesive or peel-off sample in front of a light gray surface.

    02 — Peel

    Peel back the liner.

  • Close-up of a person's hands applying a square gray adhesive patch to a white textured surface.

    03 — Apply

    Press with firm, even pressure.

  • A square, light gray textured tile or panel mounted on a beige stone or concrete surface with decorative molding.

    04 — Cure

    5–10 minutes in sunlight, or faster with a UV light.

What Our Customers Say

  • ★★★★★

    "Dealer wanted $600 to fix my tank, Solar Patch saved me hundreds"

    - Richard Avina

  • ★★★★★

    "Fixed a crack in my kayak, 2 years later no leaks and still holding strong."

    - Anthony Ellis

  • ★★★★★

    "I didn't think it would work... but it did. I keep a few in my toolbox. Would recommend."

    - Jamie Rayburn
Real Repairs

Patched And Back In Service

Real damage, patched in minutes and back in service. Here is how Solar Patch holds up on the jobs people actually deal with.

BeforeCracked exterior downpipe before repair
AfterExterior pipe sealed after Solar Patch repair

Exterior pipe. A cracked downpipe sealed watertight and back in service.

BeforeUtility box channel before Solar Patch repair
AfterUtility box sealed after Solar Patch repair

Utility box. A cracked enclosure sealed tight and weatherproofed.

BeforeDamaged panel before Solar Patch repair
AfterPanel repaired and sealed after Solar Patch

Panel. A cracked panel patched flush and sealed watertight.

BeforeWeathered PVC pipe before Solar Patch repair
AfterPVC pipe patched and sealed after repair

PVC pipe. A weathered, cracked pipe sealed solid and watertight.

Solar Patch applied across several pipes Solar Patch tested with a hammer Machine front panel repaired with Solar Patch