Lot Of Automotive Pin Striping Tape Red, Silver, Black. Various Sizes Auto Trim on 2040-parts.com
Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, US
This auction is for a lot of 7 rolls of striping tape. Full rolls are 150 feet. Three full rolls and three partial rolls. I marked as new because all of it is new. Some full color and some two color rolls. Great for body shop use. Double colors can be split if you want. Great deal.
2 Red, 3 Silver, 1 Black, 1 Black and Silver.
- Silver metallic - 3/16 in full roll
- Grey-3/16 in full roll
- Charcoal and silver - 3/16 in Partial roll
- Dark red - 1/2 partial roll
- Black - 1/2 in full roll
- Silver and black - 1/2 in. Full roll
I accept Paypal.
Shipping prices are for the US. NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING. Sorry
Please pay or contact me within 2 days of close of auction.
Thanks for looking.
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