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What do you use to protect your pins in transport?

By Grayman_EM

6 years ago


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    #25 6 years ago

    It depends for me. If someone is just coming to my home and loading it in vehicle, then we just use stretch film and cardboard for in between glass and back box. If it is STI/NAVL then after representative does inventory I wrap with stretch film all around, fold down back box on top of foam placed on top of glass. I then wrap with moving blankets and then final wrap around blankets with more stretch film like a cocoon. I ship with legs on-tightened good, and then use cardboard corner protectors for leg protection wrapped with stretch film. Never had an issue, wrap it like a mummy and it will arrive pristine.

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