Cheetah Print Heart Sticker Decal on 2040-parts.com
Denton, North Carolina, US
Cheetah Print Heart vinyl decal, unit is shown in black but available in all colors you see in the color swatch. unit measures 5.5"x5.5". Vinyl decals can be applied to any finished surface excluding unfinished wood or porous surfaces. I am new return seller on ebay and will be listing a lot of vinyl decals in the future so please check back or feel free to email me with special request! All of my items are shipped nightly and six days a week, they are sent USPS parcel post for the cheapest shipping rates possible. Thanks for looking!
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