Brake Materials & Parts Inc

Enclose a copy inside your package sealed in a plastic bag.

Please remember to DRAIN ALL FLUIDS

Example of How To Package Brake Shoes and Drums for Shipping

Step 1: Individually wrap brake shoes and insert into drum.

Step 2: Tape brake drum to secure brake shoes.

Step 3: Place packing under and around brake drum.

Step 4: Place padding between brake drum layers.

Step 5: Layer brake drums face to face for protection.

Step 6: Place padding at the top and bottom and on all sides of the box.

Step 7: Place your order form in a sealed plastic bag.

Step 8: If convenient include a photo of the contents.

Step 9: If convenient send us an email with your shipment information at BrakePartsSTOP@aol.com

HOW TO PACKAGE Your brake booster for shipping

Example of How To Package Brake Boosters for Shipping

Place your order form in a sealed plastic bag.

STEP 1: Use the photos below as an example of how to protect your booster core from shipping damage.

STEP 2: After following these steps, place your protected booster in a shipping box and with packing material under and around the protected unit.

STEP 3: Place padding at the top and bottom and on all sides of the box.

STEP 4: Lay your sealed plastic bag on top which includes your order form and a photo of the contents.

STEP 5: Send us an email with your shipment information at BrakePartsSTOP@aol..com

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