How do you store parts to prevent rust after blasting?

[bull]

I have a bunch of parts I can media blast myself but I probably won't get them all done before I can get to the powder coating guy. How can I store the parts after blasting them so they won't rust? How long can they be stored? Is aluminum oxide a good media for stuff like bumper brackets, k-members, etc.?

[Silver R/T]

Obviously in dry place. Spray some primer on parts if you can or self-etching primer

[resq302]

I have also used the Silica packets and stored the parts in a plastic bag.  That usually either eliminates or slows down the oxidation process.

[Drop Top]

If your going to have them powder coated, your wasting time blasting them in the first place. The powder coater will have to sand blast the parts before they are coated regardless if you have already done them or not. This is to insure that there are on contaniments (like hand prints) on the parts before coating them. If they didn't do it, I would not trust that powder coater. Your not going to save any money by blasting the parts first. Its included in the price anyway.

[bull]

If your going to have them powder coated, your wasting time blasting them in the first place. The powder coater will have to sand blast the parts before they are coated regardless if you have already done them or not. This is to insure that there are on contaniments (like hand prints) on the parts before coating them. If they didn't do it, I would not trust that powder coater. Your not going to save any money by blasting the parts first. Its included in the price anyway.

I was hoping you'd chime in. Thanks.