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    Quote Originally Posted by kmb View Post
    Colin - Regarding the material to cover the splitter gap, maybe that rubber webbing that is sold as anti slip mat in £ shop would be an ideal bridging material, it's cheap waterproof, pretty tough and is a web to let air through plus folds (or rolls) up ok, would also look pretty cool.

    This stuff: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Large-Roll-A.../dp/B00ILT8NWE

    Only a quid to try it out so not a disaster if it doesn't work.
    I've actually got a role of that stuff, but I'm going to be using latex as it stretches quite nicely
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