Shipping painted part
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Shipping painted part
Hello, just wondering what the best way to pack a painted part for shipping is? It is a front license plate cover, so I could wrap it with something that doesn't scratch but not sure what is the best material to use. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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Go buy a chamois and give it a few wraps. Then wrap it with bubble wrap and then the usual packaging.
Doesn't really matter if you label the box as fragile, the shipping service or mail is not going to notice. It's up to you to package something the best you can. It's a headache trying to deal with a claim for a broken or damaged item.
Doesn't really matter if you label the box as fragile, the shipping service or mail is not going to notice. It's up to you to package something the best you can. It's a headache trying to deal with a claim for a broken or damaged item.
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Dennis would know - he does it all the time. 
