packaging help
08-12-2009, 08:53 PM
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Re: packaging help
Ive shipped out 2 sets of fairings and they're a pain in the *** to ship. I had to make my own box so I took a bunch of bigger sized boxes and cut and taped them to size to fit the fairings. From there I wrapped up the plastics in some old covers that I had in the garage and also put a bunch of popcorn/bubble wrap in the box to help keep them still so they didnt just slide back and forth in the box and break something. The biggest pain is makin a box that size to fit coz if you dont have one and try to buy something that big its gonna cost a lot of money 
But yeah I'd wrap them up in an old set of covers/comforter and tape the covers going around the plastics so you know they wont move and then just stuff up the empty space left in the box with bubble wrap/newspaper/etc. Good luck 
But yeah I'd wrap them up in an old set of covers/comforter and tape the covers going around the plastics so you know they wont move and then just stuff up the empty space left in the box with bubble wrap/newspaper/etc. Good luck
08-12-2009, 09:16 PM
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Re: packaging help
yeah i was thinking that id have to do.. ive had to do it before i just hate doing that.. lol.. seeing if anyone had some other lil secrets to make it easier.. thanks tho..
08-12-2009, 09:37 PM
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