4" x 5 FT Red- Kevlar FABRIC-2x2 Twill WEAVE-3K/220g

If you are interested in this product I recommend you reading my whole review When I first bought this product I actually didn’t like it. Compared to other Kevlar it is not woven tightly. At first I bought it and actually didn’t use it for anything. I did notice it wasn’t woven as tight as other Kevlar hybrids. Now that I have been producing composite products as a side business I figured out a trick that works well and I’m able to use this without a problem.If you are going to be gluing this on to anything first you spray glue on the non-cosmetic side that you are going to glue. You can use Loctite spray adhesive, 3M77, 3M76 or 3M 90. The 3M 77 actually works the best because of a spray pattern. But before using the spray one side with spray adhesive not too heavy. Let it sit for a few hours. This will lock the fibers together so it will not easily separate when trying to work with it.Like I said in the beginning I didn’t use this at all, now I have been using it Without a problem because of the method I use

Kevlar received was less than advertised

I used duct tape to hold it together for what I was going to do with it the fabric. When removing the tape, the fabric rips itself completely apart. Not something I would expect from Kevlar. Paper holds up better to duct tape for gods sake.

Exactly what i expected

Based on the photo, I was expecting a much higher thread count and tighter weave. This comes in at 53 threads per usable distance of 3.5" (there is a 1/4" fringe on either side to make it 'technically' 4 inches). So each ribbon (can't really call them threads) is 1/16th of an inch wide. Weave is very loose. Unacceptable for fabric uses, only usable for projects in combination with epoxy.

It's worth recommending

Used it to repair some oars, it worked great and I expect it will protect the tips

Great product