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If Your Raincoat Gets a Hole, Repair It With This | Super Strong

2019/01/29

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Slope workers will split their crotches!

How should I put it? The other day, I was just working away.

Just as I was about to climb over the scaffolding railing to go toward the mountain...

ZAP!

The crotch of the kappa...

From there, the hole gradually gets bigger.

 

Construction workers wear those work uniforms, right? They have raincoats like that, but I guess those don't tear, do they? lol

Raincoats don't have much stretch!

Raincoats are expensive, so I want to take good care of mine.

 

So, let me introduce this to you!

Sports Goo

This is a shoe repair kit!

Use this to fix your torn raincoat!!

First, apply this Sport Goo to the area with the hole.

If the back is torn, apply it to both sides.

Apply cloth-backed tape over it.

If you leave it like this overnight, it'll be back to normal, right? lol

 

Repairing a raincoat is especially easy.

It really is a great product!

This makes it easy to stick most things together.

It really sticks to just about anything—even small craft projects or prototypes.

Give it a try.

 

See you later.

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