What's in the bag, dad?
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Friends and neighbors,
Does anyone have a source for good quality component plastic bags? I'd like to be able to put various audio components in nice plastic bags before I give them to someone.
Thanks, Ken
Does anyone have a source for good quality component plastic bags? I'd like to be able to put various audio components in nice plastic bags before I give them to someone.
Thanks, Ken
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Ken I used these for various things mainly placing my clamps into before shipping. Their nice and thick and hold up well.
If you are looking for plastic bags for large components I'm sure ULINE has them,
http://www.uline.com/Grp_5/Poly-Bags-Reclosable?pricode=wg383&gclid=CMe59bj7n6MCFRhuswodvV1amw
This link from ULINE allow you to enter the dimentions of the bags you want to buy.
http://www.uline.com/Cls_01/Bags-Poly-Plastic -
Ken,
I have a friend who is a wholesale broker of plastic bags. Are you looking for large quantities or just a small stash?-Kevin
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Thanks Joe and Kevin,
Just small amounts, probably a couple of different sizes. It would be nice to find some good looking ones to put over tape decks to keep the dust out. But mostly if I fix somebody's amp to be able to give it to them in a plastic bag. A little more professional.
Ken
