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Okay - I'll just grab some from CDN Tire - wrap and tape! Good stuff. I need another STyro container too - I'm wondering if they'll have something APPROPRIATE though... Any sugestions there? ![]() |
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![]() J & L sells styrofoam shipping boxes for $10. Check out air freight out of Vancouver, you have to drop them off at the domestic terminal, but it real quick.
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![]() A good tip I was told about was to take the container that your planning to use for shipping,put in the heat pack(s) along with a thermometer.Seal it up and put it outside overnight,or longer if its a longer trip.In the morning open it and check the temp inside.Also you can hang your frags upside down from Styrofoam so they won't break as easy.
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