Shipping full bodykit interstate

[Simonnn]

Hey guys, time for a very noob question! :D

I'm wanting to ship my full accord euro lipkit interstate as there are a few guys interested from NSW, but since the pieces are so big, I'm having trouble thinking of the best way to pack them!

This is what I have tried so far.. as you can see its nor efficient or effective (and quite embarassing, really :angel:!) :(

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Basically, I was thinking of putting a few boxes together with sticky tape to make an enclosure :(

From the experience of all who have shipped car parts, what is the best way to pack this kit?

Also, I'm thinking of using http://transdirect.com.au/ as my friend told me that they were good, can anyone back this up?

Thanks!

[nwa111]

why dont you try buying a big box their not that expensive probably wont rip apart(from using seperate boxes sticken tape together) and for the shipping parts im not to sure ...

[Uproar]

bubblewrap, u can buy them at post office, officeworks and reject shop. then big box

[niiCk]

just do what youre doing atm..
get boxes..cut them up and cover the kits..

i use transdirect all the time!
i recommend them..
cheap and easy to use, always on time too!

[Simonnn]

Thanks for the replies guys! I guess I'll just keep trying until I get it right! :)

[Bulbasaur]

i loled =X

[Simonnn]

Shh theres a reason why I posted in the noob section :P

[tiksie]

What I did with my lips is cut strips of cardboard thin enough to bend, and just go from there.

First bubblewrap it then cardboard it with individual strips (about 40-50cm long and 10-20cm wide).

[HenrySS]

You could probably bubble wrap the kit really well, and send it as fragile freight.

Ive used a comparison site before called baggage freight. all the major freight companies have instant quotes on there.

Been satisfied both times ive used it.