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Andres_Santacruz
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Postby Andres_Santacruz » Mon Oct 03, 2011 6:43 pm
God you all are like little kids bickering, get back on subject.
The octagonal Airtime valves are only to be used on Orange bladder material, i am surprised it has not peeled off your bladder, even with boiling water and everything.
Recently at Surf Expo
www.FixMyKite.com , from
www.kiteboarding.com showed me some new valves they have with much wider bases, so you can put them over skirts that are not coming off. Also, the Tuff Bladders and Valves (Fix my Kite brand of bladders and valves) are made with Tear Aid and can be sticked on any kind or brand of bladder. You should of course always clean the bladder very well with alcohol before sticking any valve on.
I can´t see the wider skirt valves on this website, but contact them to find out more info:
http://www.fixmykite.com/products.asp?c ... der+Repair
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Zhang Guowen
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Postby Zhang Guowen » Wed Jul 24, 2013 2:20 pm
Please try the G Stick Valve. It's very goods with the better price.G Stick Valve
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pebbles
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Postby pebbles » Wed Jul 24, 2013 8:18 pm
Use your old valves and 3M 5200.
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Postby supachip1 » Thu Jul 25, 2013 3:36 am
@ jumarcil, try acetone/nail varnish/polish remover pour some on and work it in...it will soon come off.
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