there are patching kits available...but I do my own. If you have screening left over from the install great. Use nylon thread a curved needle to sew the patch on over the hole. I cut some fun shapes for the patching..using cookie cutters for patterns. The patching kit uses glue. And when I first tried it ..it was messy.
I've seen pieces of screen stitched over the tear with a needle and thread. If all you are seeing is a practical fix that will do. Otherwise, screen is relatively inexpensive and replacing it is a skill that one develops quickly.
Our 14 year old cord controlled blinds are all giving us trouble with raising and lowering and tilting. Many of the top mechanisms are coming unglued from the top. I ...
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there are patching kits available...but I do my own. If you have screening left over from the install great. Use nylon thread a curved needle to sew the patch on over the hole. I cut some fun shapes for the patching..using cookie cutters for patterns. The patching kit uses glue. And when I first tried it ..it was messy.
I've seen pieces of screen stitched over the tear with a needle and thread. If all you are seeing is a practical fix that will do. Otherwise, screen is relatively inexpensive and replacing it is a skill that one develops quickly.
There are screen patch kits you can buy in a hardware department.
SEW it through the net with black thread........