36" Custom Tribal Malibu - Boat Decal Sticker - Pair - L@@k! on 2040-parts.com
Prescott, Arizona, US
Custom Malibu FLAME decal - 2 decals measuring 6.5" X 36" each All graphics are computer cut from an exterior rated / marine / automotive premium vinyl. They will withstand the harshest elements for 5+ years! All decals come premasked & ready for install. Will stick great to any clean, smooth surface. These are not stocked items, only produced once ordered. COLOR CHOICES: PAYMENT: Check out my other custom decals!
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