Thread: sending pc parts
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Old 17-03-2005, 21:29   #6
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Re: sending pc parts
At a pinch, and I wouldn't recommend it, I've used paper as an "emergency wrap" for cards out of an old machine, or computer fair junk tables.

Since most plastics are no only good insulators, but static generators, and paper at atmospheric humidity is not a perfect insulator, it was better than leaving then to scratch.
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