Shipping Trim?

[Spiffav8]

I need to ship the window trim and some smaller chromed parts from my car. Anyone have suggestions on how to accomplish this with minimal damage? I swear it's made of tissue paper. Ugh

Thanks in advance for the suggestions.

[paulk68]

this is how mine came in very sturdy tube. each piece bubble wrapped
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[ironworks]

PVC pipe with end caps

[Musclerodz]

Large box and lots of bubble wrap should be fine.

[SSLance]

The tubes or PVC are great if the pieces are straight enough to fit in them.

[Sieg]

Carpet tubes work well and you can probably get damaged 12' tubes at a local store or Home Depot/Lowes for free.

I have some GM factory window trim that came in GM branded cardboard tubes.

[glassman]

Or the local glass shop, we gots loads of tubes from extrusions around, most of them will say CRL on them, cap em and ship em...

[waynieZ]

My NOS rocker spears for my Camaro came in a card board tube. It worked fine.

[GregWeld]

Get off your butt and fly them to where they need to go.... a perfectly legitimate use of a P38...



Everyone else has told you what I would have.... LOL

[H8tulooze]

PVC pipe with end caps

Thats how mine was sent, no problems at all.:trophy-1302: