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High quality vinyl decal. Color is 'Silver'. Size is 5" x 5". Other colors, sizes, and images available on our main site, AutoConsAZ. Lasts much longer than standard printed stickers. Easy to apply, we provide detailed instructions on our site. Get your EMOTICON decal today. UNLIMITED QUANTITIES AVAILABLE!
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