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No, they won't work. Beyond the finish on the bottle, you'll notice the neck shape on ROPP bottles. There is generally a slight taper required. Have you considered an over-cap? You can make a really beautiful closure this way. Custom wood or metal.

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Corrugated is a commodity, Jocko. Every other city in America has a box maker. Find the one closest to you, send them your bottle spec & a sample with your closure (so they design in the proper headspace), and tell them you want B-flute, 32 ECT in kraft or white w/chipboard or micro-flute dividers. They are going to draw it up in a day, and charge you for the cutting die to your spec. Depending on how many you need and if it is a one-time purchase, you might get away with having them cut on a sample table.

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