How do I repair my paraglider? - How to fix small holes with Tear-Aid A? How to patch a paraglider?

This is how I do it, always both sides, theoretically one side would be enough, but I just wanna keep it clean and if you do it only on one than you woll collect dust in the hole (on the sticky side of the patch). I always use Tear-Aid Type A:
Product description
Tear-Aid is a unique transparent repair patch for repairing tears and holes in practically all materials.Tear-Aid is extremely strong and very elastic. Tear-Aid is no temporarily solution, it is a permanent repair patch which deserves a place in both your outdoor and indoor equipment.
Tear-Aid repares: tent cover, canvas, rubber (inflatable-) boats, umbrellas, raincoats, jackets and bags. But also products like aluminium, stainless steel, fiberglass and more. Tear-Aid is available in type A en type B. Both types have the same unique qualities but they can be used on different materials.
Product Repair List
Tear-Aid can be used on the following materials:
(always clean material with alcohol patch before applying Tear-Aid)
Airtex / Acrylate
Auto Convertible Tops
Awings & RV Awnings
Backpacks
Banners / Ballistic Nylon
Bimini tops
Bladders
Boots / Butyl
Camping Repairs
Canvas Sails / Canopies
Cordura / Cotton
Dacron / Domes
Fiberglass / Flexothane
Fishing Waders
Gore-Tex / Glass
Horse Blankets / Rugs
Hydra-Tex
Hypalon / Icarex
Inflatables Furniture & Toys
Kites / Coopers
Leather / Lycra / Mylar
Monofilm / Nitrilon
Neoprene / Nylon
Party Tents PE
Plastic/Sails/Toys/Water Toys
Polyamide / Polyester
Polyethene / Polyurethane
Pond Foils
EPDM/PE/HDPE/LDPE/FPP
Portable Shelters
Protected Clothing
Rain Coats / Gear / Rubber
Scuba Wetsuits & Drysuits
Seats
Ski Suits / Sleeping Bags
Sunbrella / Surfboards
Tarps / Tents
Trailer Windows
Tubes / Umbrella
Zodiacs