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Waterproof, Protect And Carry Your Valuables In An
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Waterproof Case Help
Case Customization | Alphacases.com
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Do Your Case Contents Need Added Protection? Try form Foam Inserts
Your Alphacases.com case may come with a customizable foam set or without.
If you choose a foam set, your lid will come with an egg crate foam insert.
Your bottom insert includes a shock absorbing form insert
to protect your case contents. Your form foam is easily
customized. You'll get a block of foam that's vertically pre-scored.
This high density material can be easily "plucked" in order to
provide a snug and secure fit, which insures the maximum protection for your
valuable equipment and/or accessories.
So
How Exactly Can I Customize My Foam? It's Easy...
Note: Read all steps before you begin to customize.
The following are not required in any way, however, for advanced
customization you may need:
a piece of white chalk or a permanent marker,
a pair of scissors, and a razor blade, or hobby knife.
The Most Important Part Of Customization Is The
Layout:
Step 1: Measure out the correct dimensions of
the object on which you will be using the foam for. Be sure to take
into account the size, shape and weight of the object you will place in your
case.
Step 2: Set your object on top of the foam padding
before you mark, cut or pluck anything. This way you will get a good idea of
how you can configure the different content items into your case. You
may want to try several variations before settling on one configuration that
will best protect the contents of your case.
Step 3: It's a good idea to locate the larger and heavier objects
closer towards the hinges of your waterproof protective case. Remember
to locate the smaller and lighter objects closer towards the latches of your
rugged protective case. It's important to take note of how much the object is
sinking into the foam. Keep the sink factor in mind when determining
how much foam you should allow between objects and between the walls of your
waterproof case.
Step 4: It's also important to think about balance.
You don't want your new rugged, waterproof protected item to cause your case
to tip over every time you put it down. Keep the separation of the
items inside your case well balanced. This can easily be achieved by placing
the heaviest items more towards the center and by placing the lighter items
around the case closer to the walls, but still leaving adequate rood for
protection from the elements and shock protection as well. Take into
account that your case, most likely, will not remain still. It will be
tossed and turned in all directions depending on how adventurous you
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