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<p>[QUOTE="springfld.arsenal, post: 66703, member: 54"]Our company packer likes to use brown "wadding" that comes in I think 4' x 50' rolls. It is like a multi-layered crepe paper. He also uses plain newsprint we get in bundles of 3' x 3' sheets. We have other stuff for heavier items but this is what he would use for fragiles. We buy from a firm formerly called Victory Packaging that has many distro points-we have to pick up because they don't ship for less than $500. order and our orders are usually at their minimum sale of $150.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="springfld.arsenal, post: 66703, member: 54"]Our company packer likes to use brown "wadding" that comes in I think 4' x 50' rolls. It is like a multi-layered crepe paper. He also uses plain newsprint we get in bundles of 3' x 3' sheets. We have other stuff for heavier items but this is what he would use for fragiles. We buy from a firm formerly called Victory Packaging that has many distro points-we have to pick up because they don't ship for less than $500. order and our orders are usually at their minimum sale of $150.[/QUOTE]
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