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2 - Baja Boat Decals Marine Vinyl Baja Decals Lime Green 42 Inch Set on 2040-parts.com

US $45.00
Location:

Lawrence, Kansas, United States

Lawrence, Kansas, United States
Condition:New Decal Type:Brand Decal Manufacturer Part Number:n/a Brand:baja UPC:Does not apply

This set is Lime green  TWO - 42 inch long 6 tall Marine Vinyl

This is Marine Vinyl  NOT  Ink-jet printing

Marine Vinyl - does not need Lamination to make it water proof, UV resistant and no Ink-jet to fade.

This is a great Reproduction High Grade Marine Vinyl without the high cost and free shipping in U.S


 

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