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Gila Hpb046 Heat Shield Dark Smoke Window Tint 045162481601 on 2040-parts.com

US $12.00
Location:

Berne, Indiana, United States

Berne, Indiana, United States
Condition:New Brand:Gila EAN:0012619991358 Color:35% Dark Smoke UPC:045162481601 Manufacturer:Gila Other Part Number:821-2403 MPN:HPB046

 
  • Two Year Limited Waranty, deep dyed technology for the longest color retention
  • Keeps the vehicles interior cooler
  • Rejects up to 61 percent glare
  • Visible light transmission 35 percent
  • EZ mount adhesive

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