Introducción
Los agujeros en las chaquetas de plumas pueden llevarte a parecer el resultado de una pelea de almohadas. Evita que se pierdan las plumas y asegúrate de que el agujero no crece usando un parche temporal. A pesar de que colocar un parche a tu chaquetón con cinta autoadhesiva lo mantendrá durante un tiempo, y es una gran manera de repararla sobre la marcha, con el tiempo querrás poner un parche real en el chaquetón. Si es así, para más detalles sobre cómo colocar un parche en un chaquetón de plumas, echa un vistazo a nuestra Guía de Reparación de un Separador.
Para reemplazar alguna otra parte o para obtener más ayuda, contacta con el Servicio de Atención al Cliente de "Patagonia".
Qué necesitas
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Revisa el punto dañado. Corta cualquier hilo, tejido o plumas colgantes usando unas pequeñas tijeras.
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Herramienta utilizada en este paso:Plastic Cards$2.99
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Usa un spudger, una tarjeta de plástico duro o el borde de su pulgar para alisar el parche y eliminar las burbujas de aire de debajo. Continúa alisando el parche aplicando presión hacia abajo sobre el parche, empujando hacia los bordes en todas las direcciones.
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Usando su mano tibia, continúe aplicando presión hasta que se adhiera correctamente.
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Deja que el parche se asiente durante al menos 24 horas antes del próximo lavado.
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I have now put four or five tenacious tape patches on my son's down sweater (9 year old are tough in VT). But now it is very dirty. Can I wash it like I would if it didn't have the tenacious tape - or do i need to do something different?
Hi Hylah, Yes you can wash your jacket and if the patches are starting to peel a little after 7 years you have some options. 1) Contact Patagonia Burlington Store and ask for some more patches, each store has a variety of patches, zipper sliders, Zipper pulls, snaps, buttons to help with easy repairs. 2) Send it to us for Repair, you could take it to the store or start the process on-line . https://www.patagonia.com/returns.html
Holes are not warranty but due to wear and tear, we will repair it for you no problem. Our goal is to keep product in use as long as possible. After they have reached there end of life use, we can recycle it for you and then you can invest in another long lasting durable product. Please check out this link for additional questions. https://help.patagonia.com/s/article/Rep...
Hi Sheilaym 1, Everything we make can be washed, Cold water Low tumble dry. It's good to wash your shells every once in a while to remove dirt and oils.
I've found super glue works pretty well and doesn't show the down.
Have you seen this product? "'''fixmytear'''". It's a repair tape which sticks very well to vinyl, canvas, rubber, leather and most other surfaces. Apply it to both sides if you can for extra strength. Absolutely life saving tape.
Nooooonono. Send it to Patagonia! They will fix it for you or even replace it with something new.
You are welcome.
@debshalcrow Thanks for your comment, but these guides were made in conjunction with Patagonia to help users. This guide can help patch a leak so you can get back outside and on with your adventure without having to wait 4-5 weeks for Patagonia’s repair team to return your jacket. Also, repairing something yourself adds personality and history to your jacket. There are fun shaped tape patches available, as well as a guide on how to do the full baffle sewing repair, to help make the repair easy to do. As Patagonia shares via Worn Wear, repaired and reused is better than new. https://wornwear.patagonia.com/
I have a Patagonia pullover windbreaker from 1991. Has a kangaroo style zipper pocket in the front. The pocket fabric is netting basically and has weakened creating a few holes over the years. In addition a dog tried to attack and bite my arm leaving a tear the size of a quarter on a sleeve. Is the Tenacious Tape the best way to go to repair these holes? If so, wondering if I’ll need to apply a patch on both sides of the fabrics?
Can you use this tape with a Patagonia fuzzy sweater?