Best way to ship plastics
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Best way to ship plastics
I was wondering if some of you could help me out. I'm trying to figure out the best way to ship my f2 plastics.As of now, I'mgoing to wrap them all up (sending the two lowers and tail pieces) in thick bubble wrap, then wrap in brown paper. Sound good? Who is my best option? Post office? DHL? I've shipped a fair amount of parts in the last few months, but these are especially akward and unusual as far as shape goes. Can anyone give me an estimite on cost? Any other suggestions?
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RE: Best way to ship plastics
+1 . If you go to a UPS they have the bubble wrap and box's there (for a cost of course)
i recently shipped some stuff and i went to a few stores in my area and asked for some empty box's. everyone was more then happy to let me look through and see if any were good for what i needed. I have bubble wrap that i bought at office max (i think)
I would use at least newspaers to wrap the fairings and fill in any empty space in the box with loosley crumpled newspaper.
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RE: Best way to ship plastics
ORIGINAL: NY Erion929
+1 . If you go to a UPS they have the bubble wrap and box's there (for a cost of course)
i recently shipped some stuff and i went to a few stores in my area and asked for some empty box's. everyone was more then happy to let me look through and see if any were good for what i needed. I have bubble wrap that i bought at office max (i think)
I would use at least newspaers to wrap the fairings and fill in any empty space in the box with loosley crumpled newspaper.
+1 . If you go to a UPS they have the bubble wrap and box's there (for a cost of course)
i recently shipped some stuff and i went to a few stores in my area and asked for some empty box's. everyone was more then happy to let me look through and see if any were good for what i needed. I have bubble wrap that i bought at office max (i think)
I would use at least newspaers to wrap the fairings and fill in any empty space in the box with loosley crumpled newspaper.
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02-22-2008, 11:39 AM
RE: Best way to ship plastics
ORIGINAL: NY Erion929
Send him the empty box's
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if you can wait untill tuesday i will show you picsof the fairings i ordered and how they come shipped from honda.
if you can wait untill tuesday i will show you picsof the fairings i ordered and how they come shipped from honda.
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PAck all the fairings, except the upper and tail in one box, and then the uper and tail in their own. When I shipped mine they were about $220. sucked but they were big boxes.
PAck all the fairings, except the upper and tail in one box, and then the uper and tail in their own. When I shipped mine they were about $220. sucked but they were big boxes.