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Mariah Boat Emblem Stickers 22" - Green - 56.46 Cm on 2040-parts.com

US $69.69
Location:

Novi Sad, Vojvodina, Serbia

Novi Sad, Vojvodina, Serbia
Condition:New other (see details) Decal Type:Lettering Manufacturer Part Number:006 Brand:Unbranded

This set contains the stickers from the images.
Stickers "MARIAH" length is 560 mm, hight 83 mm (about 22 x 3.2 inches).

High quality gloss material.
Extremely resistant to exterior use conditions and mechanical shocks.
For extra flexibility heat them up with ordinary hair drier and they will become soft and easy to form.
We are not an authorized dealer of the brand.
These are not factory sticker.
Stickers are made from oracal and avery vinyl, whose external conditions endurance is 5 years.
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* delivery time in the country:
http://www.posta.rs/dokumenta/cenovnici-eng/Expected%20time%20for%20transfer%20and%20delivery%20-%20letters.pdf


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