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I'd maybe let them rest until you are sure they're properly humidified, then I'd spark them up and hope for the best. If it's just the wrapper that is damaged you should still be able to get a good draw from them. And if they already feel humid enough just give 'em a go.
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Sorry to say bro they are DOA. The Patel is super fragile to begin with
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If it is just the wrapper that is cracked, you can use some Liquid Pectin to repair it. You can find Liquid pectin in the canning section of your local Walmart
I'm not big on doing reviews, tobacco doesn't taste like "cocoa" or "nutty" or "mocha" to me, it tastes like freakin' TOBACCO. I know what I like and I really don't care what other people think of other cigars. I've never read a review and said to myself "Wow, that sounds like a cigar I'd like to try!"
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What BK said, the pectin works. If you don't goo it together a little, the heat of the burn will make a wrapper tear that size an unholy mess when it hits the area.
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Wrap them with a little duct tape and your good to go
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Sadly to say the breaks go to the tabacco inside. Oh well, I guess its just something to deal with.
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