Prime-Line 3 In. x 3 In. Charcoal Self-Stick Screen Repair Patch (5 Count)

Introducing the Prime Line Charcoal Fiberglass Screen Repair Patch, a compact 3 × 3 inch self‑adhesive solution designed to restore torn or damaged window and door screens in seconds. Each patch features a durable charcoal‑colored fiberglass backing that blends seamlessly with standard screen frames, while the built‑in adhesive eliminates the need for extra glue or tools. Ideal for DIY enthusiasts and professional installers alike, these patches provide a quick, mess‑free fix that stands up to weather and wear.

Why choose this screen repair patch? The robust fiberglass material reinforces the repaired area, preventing future tears and extending the life of your screens. The charcoal hue masks common wear patterns, keeping your home’s appearance tidy and uniform. With a simple peel‑and‑stick application, you can tackle multiple repairs without hassle, saving time and money on costly replacements.

• Self‑Adhesive Backing: Peel‑off liner reveals a strong adhesive that bonds instantly to any screen surface, perfect for fast DIY fixes.
• Charcoal Fiberglass Fabric: Matches typical screen colors while offering superior tensile strength for long‑lasting repairs.
• Universal 3 × 3 in Size: Fits most residential and commercial screen openings, making it a versatile addition to any tool kit.
• Weather‑Resistant Construction: Resists UV exposure, moisture, and temperature fluctuations, ensuring durability outdoors.
• Pack of Five: Provides enough patches for multiple repairs or larger projects, delivering excellent value.

Upgrade your screen maintenance routine: With Prime Line’s charcoal fiberglass patches, you gain a reliable, professional‑grade repair method that restores functionality and aesthetics in moments. Say goodbye to unsightly gaps and hello to seamless, sturdy screens that keep insects out and airflow in. Perfect for homeowners, renters, and property managers seeking an efficient, cost‑effective solution.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.