Hunting blind repair- suggestions

Yesterday I headed out to my friend's land where we hunt to assess damages from hurricane sally, and to start getting feeders filled, shrubbery trimmed around stands, etc. for bow season starting later this month. Of 4 pop up blinds, only 1 was completely destroyed (placed order for a new one today). Another blind is in usable shape (probably get 1 more season out of it), but the window screen nets have disintegrated from age. The velcro on the "frame" portion is surprisingly still good. I'm calling the triangle shaped piece of material with the velcro that the screen should be attached to the "frame". I have a roll of plastic window screen that I want to use to fix this. The screen is black, but I can always mist it with some camo paint to tone it down. The question is, what should I use to stick the screen to the "frame"? Glue from a hot glue gun? Shoe glue? PVC cement? Something else?

entropy said:

Sounds to me Velcro would be the logical choice, since it already has Velcro on it, but I am confused by the question.

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There's velcro on one side, the other side is what I need to stick the screen to.