Trd Red Satin Aluminum Car Sticker Size 3.22"x1.37", Thickness 0.01". on 2040-parts.com
Москва, Московская область, Russian Federation
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The inscription "TRD Racing Development". Satin aluminum car sticker. Size 3.22"x1.37" (82x35 mm), thickness 0.01" (0.3 mm). Image warranty 3 years (use dye) in corrosive environment and climatic conditions including UV light. On the reverse side applied with 3M 468MP adhesive tape.
Attention! Glue only at positive temperature (not less than +10), on a dry, clean and degreased surface.
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