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wylieflyote
Since 30 Jun 2006
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 Mon Aug 13, 12 8:11 am Kite Aid? |
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Is it a worthy product? I spend 5-6 months every year in 3rd world countries with no stitch shops handy:
http://www.kiteaid.com/
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D-Krep It Kiter
Since 18 Jul 2011
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| Mon Aug 13, 12 8:19 am |
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Take a look at these guys:
http://www.kitefix.com/catalog/index.php
I bought and used their kit... seems pretty comprehensive, though valves are a separate purchase/issue. It worked well and held together for a number of session until I was able to get my kite to the Dangler for repair. |
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DesertWinds
Since 01 May 2009
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| Tue Aug 14, 12 12:35 pm |
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| D-Krep It Kiter wrote: | Take a look at these guys:
http://www.kitefix.com/catalog/index.php
I bought and used their kit... seems pretty comprehensive, though valves are a separate purchase/issue. It worked well and held together for a number of session until I was able to get my kite to the Dangler for repair. |
Also happy w/ KiteFix except the steep prices on their gluefix (1oz for 14.50 plus s/h from Canada)
Would be sweet if there was a Gluefix alternative that was affordable and provided same results. |
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K4L
Since 19 Jan 2009
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| Tue Aug 14, 12 1:21 pm |
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| AIRTIME has a repair kit for $39 |
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beech
Since 21 Aug 2010
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Longview, WA
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| Tue Aug 14, 12 9:54 pm Re: Kite Aid? |
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| wylieflyote wrote: | Is it a worthy product? I spend 5-6 months every year in 3rd world countries with no stitch shops handy:
http://www.kiteaid.com/ |
yep its good stuff. you just need a hot iron to apply it, and its permanent. I patched a tear with it a couple years back and its still solid.
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