In the Player Guide linked from the R60 email it says there are three types of repair kits

Kelly O'Shay · Nov 15, 2018

Item Type,Crafting Table/Tool,Repair Skill
Metal Weapons and Armor,Blacksmithing Table/Hammer,Blacksmithing Repair
Cloth and Leather Armor,Tailoring Table/Scissors,Tailoring Repair
Wooden Items (Such as Bows),Carpentry Table/Hammer,Carpentry Repair

Note that there are three different types of repair kits, one for each skill used for repair, and the right kit must be matched to the right item type. You cannot, for example, repair cloth gloves with a Blacksmithing repair kit. Select merchants sell repair kits, and skilled craftsmen can create their own repair kits for use or sale.

Maximum durability drops very slowly, representing long-term systemic wear and stress to an item. Metal can only be beaten back into shape so many times before it starts to degrade. Maximum durability can only be recovered through the use of one of the rare and powerful Gold Crowns of the Obsidians. Founder items and other backer rewards and Add-On Store purchases do not lose maximum durability.

Gold Crowns are highly sought after relics, although almost any creature in the world has a small chance of yielding one up when slain. Placing any Gold Crown on the crafting table with an item and hitting Repair will restore an amount of maximum durability and the highest possible current durability to the item. The amount of maximum durability restored is initially high, but each additional repair will reduced the amount restored. The first repair restores 100%, the second restores 66%, the third 50%, then 40%, then 33%, and so on. By the twentieth repair, only 10 points will be restored to the item’s maximum durability. The Gold Crown is consumed by the repair process. This requires no repair skill to perform.

Crafting and harvesting tools require the use of special Tool Repair Kits to repair. These recover both the tool’s current and maximum durability and do not require a crafting table to use.
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FrostII · Nov 16, 2018

There are 3 types, and they've been around since forever.

Lord Tachys al`Fahn · Nov 16, 2018

Four.... and I think that is what he is highlighting in the quote. The top section correctly shows the four types: Tool, Blacksmithing, Tailoring and Carpentry. Then the paragraph just below it goes on to state there are three.

Sannio · Nov 20, 2018

Thanks for the report.

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