How to Ship elec guitar to Spain?
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Billy Woo
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How to Ship elec guitar to Spain?
What is best way to ship? Also the buyer (Ebay) wants to know if I'd be willing to claim the paid price is lower so she dont have to pay the high tax over there in Spain, finally any tips on how to ship with or without strings, clean rags, peanut shells, air bubbles?? I know the guitar goes in the case and the case goes in the outer box but I've never shipped outside U.S. before, appreciate any advice?
Thanks,
Bronco Billy
Zumsteel U-12
Thanks,
Bronco Billy
Zumsteel U-12
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Elderly Instruments ('www...' etc) have very precise packing advice on the site - check their web-pages. I bet Mandolin Bros have the same facility. It's vital to loosen the strings, put bubble-wrap under the heel-block and between the case and the end-pin. Put some as support around the headstock, too.
I just sent an old Martin to England using USPS - it arrived safely in about four days at a cost of around $60.00 including insurance.
I just sent an old Martin to England using USPS - it arrived safely in about four days at a cost of around $60.00 including insurance.
