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Model "A" Fords · 06-24-2023, 09:10 AM

[QUOTE/] Keith True;2235328]The friction hold plastic used to wrap stuff now is NOT like the plastic Jim is referring to [/QUOTE]

It's called stretch wrap and used for containing boxes to skids for transport. It can be bought from most industrial suppliers. It comes in rolls in different widths and thicknesses and is used on automatic packagers, hand held dispensers or just applied holding the roll in your hand. This material clings to itself and stretches as you pull it. No need to tie, tape or use any fasteners as it adheres to itself. If done correctly it shapes to the package and can be layered as many times as you like.
Brent shows a great way to use it and is not costly. It's not like tarps that flutter in the breeze and leave a trail of damage.

06-24-2023, 09:10 AM	#31
Model "A" Fords Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 286	Re: Trailering Model A [QUOTE/] Keith True;2235328]The friction hold plastic used to wrap stuff now is NOT like the plastic Jim is referring to [/QUOTE] It's called stretch wrap and used for containing boxes to skids for transport. It can be bought from most industrial suppliers. It comes in rolls in different widths and thicknesses and is used on automatic packagers, hand held dispensers or just applied holding the roll in your hand. This material clings to itself and stretches as you pull it. No need to tie, tape or use any fasteners as it adheres to itself. If done correctly it shapes to the package and can be layered as many times as you like. Brent shows a great way to use it and is not costly. It's not like tarps that flutter in the breeze and leave a trail of damage.