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   Guest_ | Jul 07, 2000 06:17pm | #1

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   No, but I used to use alot of kevlar cord for rock climbing. Gotta cut the stuff with a wire cutter and it's still hard to cut.

   Sounds like alot of work.

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   Guest_ | Jul 08, 2000 03:56am | #2

   *Thanks Ryan, A friend of mine saw the kevlar on iv the other night and I am trying to find out what it's called. My buddy said that they shot it on with a nail gun and it sparked every time. That kind of backs up what you say about it being hard to cut. Anyway, thanks for the try. Maybe someone else saw the show.

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   Guest_ | Jul 11, 2000 05:22pm | #3

   *Doug, try a web-search under New Necessities. I've spoken to the president of this company, Dan Galucci, I think, about the Kevlar straps that they make. Andy

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   Guest_ | Jul 13, 2000 05:12am | #5

   *Andy, thanks for the tip on the Kevlar site. The actual address is "www.millibar.com". I think we will be seeing this product in Fine Homebuilding Soon. Seems like a good product. Doug

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   Douglas_Cunningham | Jul 13, 2000 05:12am | #4

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   Has anyone heard of a new product made of kevlar, in rolls like soffit screen, which is used instead of hurricane straps?