Blu-ray Plastic Bags??? Help!

[Joelmerced]

Hi. I want to know what size of plastic bags I can use to protect my blu-rays that can fit the slipcover too. If someone have any seller on eBay or something like that send me a PM please. Thanks

[HarcourtMudd]

^^^ I find that silver age comic book bags work well (and look fine on the shelf). I realize that you are looking for bags specifically sized for BDs, but the comic book bag route also works for BD boxed sets (ie. LotR, Indiana Jones, etc)...

[Joelmerced]

Originally Posted by HarcourtMudd

^^^ I find that silver age comic book bags work well (and look fine on the shelf). I realize that you are looking for bags specifically sized for BDs, but the comic book bag route also works for BD boxed sets (ie. LotR, Indiana Jones, etc)...

Can you show me a picture please? Of the bag if you don't mind. Thanks

[slasherdisc]

Instead of the bags you could also slice around the edges of the case with a pin and remove the cellophane and then put it back on so it looks new again, That's what i do to avoid scuffing the cases by removing them back and forth on the shelf.

[Rodney-2187]

Nothing last forever.
I wonder what it would have been like at vhs.com

[Joelmerced]

Originally Posted by visualsynth

Instead of the bags you could also slice around the edges of the case with a pin and remove the cellophane and then put it back on so it looks new again, That's what i do to avoid scuffing the cases by removing them back and forth on the shelf.

I just want to protect the slipcovers. And unfortunately the slipcover never have a cellophane on it to cover it.

[darkness2918]

I use 14mm OPP bags that I got from eBay. Got 200 for like $8.

[ElectricPeterTork]

Originally Posted by rodneyfaile

Nothing last forever.
I wonder what it would have been like at vhs.com

No, no, you have to jam a little pencil in the bottom so you can move the tab and use your thumb to wind the tape all the way back so you can only see the clear plastic leader when you open the back up, or else the tape will wear right at the beginning where it was left and there will be tracking lines all over the place for the first few seconds!

[Joelmerced]

Originally Posted by darkness2918

I use 14mm OPP bags that I got from eBay. Got 200 for like $8.

Really? And they fit with the slipcover?

If you still have the seller send me the name in a message please

[rdodolak]

Originally Posted by Joelmerced

Really? And they fit with the slipcover?

If you still have the seller send me the name in a message please

https://www.bagsunlimited.com/c-514-blu-ray-hd-dvd.aspx
http://www.casetopia.com/Blu_ray_Cas..._p/oppbd12.htm
http://www.amazon.com/50-Blu-Ray-Res.../dp/B005RN0VLI

[Joelmerced]

Originally Posted by rdodolak

https://www.bagsunlimited.com/c-514-blu-ray-hd-dvd.aspx
http://www.casetopia.com/Blu_ray_Cas..._p/oppbd12.htm
http://www.amazon.com/50-Blu-Ray-Res.../dp/B005RN0VLI

Thank you so much

[grrrarg]

Originally Posted by visualsynth

Instead of the bags you could also slice around the edges of the case with a pin and remove the cellophane and then put it back on so it looks new again, That's what i do to avoid scuffing the cases by removing them back and forth on the shelf.

Do you only get movies packaged in cellophane and avoid all heat shrink wrapped releases?

[Joelmerced]

Does someone know how many millimeters is the Blu Ray case like the one of the Incredibles or the Disney 3D ones?

I'm looking for some empty cases with the same measure that can fit two discs.