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Hello Kitty Bow Illest Decal* Vinyl Decal Sticker Car Truck Jdm Drift Funny on 2040-parts.com

US $4.55
Location:

Batavia, Ohio, US

Batavia, Ohio, US
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          Hello Kitty Bow Illest Car Vinyl Decal Sticker

                           Decal Size 5" x 5.2"

Please let us know what color your you would like, Decal will ship in Hot Pink if no color is picked!

For Custom Decals, Stickers & Signs, Different Sizes , please message us!

Our Signs, Stickers and Decals are:

* Made From High Quality Oracal Vinyl * High-gloss, intermediate-performance specially optimized PVC film * Adheres to steel, no shrinkage in cross direction * Temperature Resistance: -40°F to +176°F * Waterproof * 5 - 7 Year Outdoor Lifespan

                                                                                                                    

                                     

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