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Tim Elverston
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Thanks for all of your posts, very insightful. I just tore a 4' long rip in my kite and friends want to try kitefix. A smaller rip and I am game but as large as this one is and close to a strut, I kinda want it sewn rather than glued. give the time of shipment etc., I do understand the appeal of the product. Thanks again.
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