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I used to use what is called "Silver saver" paper to wrap boards
so that they would not oxidize.  If I remember right it was from
Horn Packaging. (I don't remember where but someplace in MA.)
Also, 3M has a product which comes in strips and does keep
oxidation down.   That's all the info I have.

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