Geddex Dial In (blue) on 2040-parts.com
US $11.24
Location:
Brooksville, Florida, United States
Condition:New
Brand:Geddex
Warranty:No
Manufacturer Part Number:916D
Country/Region of Manufacture:United States
UPC:819904916047
 
 
 
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Geddex Dial-In Window Marker (Colors) The original Drag Racers window marker! Dial-In is specially formulated for easy-on easy-off changes between rounds. Dial-In dries bright and wipes off easily with a dry rag or your hand. Lexan is safe too, because Dial-In wont stain. Use it on any painted surface or tires. Available In White, Yellow, Orange, Pink, & Blue! Check our other listings to purchase other colors or let us know what color you prefer.
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Payment
I accept PayPal thru eBay or call (352)-799-4527 for credit card processing (American Express, Discover, Master Card, Visa) which ever you prefer. All payments processed before 5pm eastern standard time will be shipped the same day. I WILL NOTIFY YOU BY E-MAIL WHEN I SHIP YOUR ITEM(S). This email will include your tracking number and information. Please remember to include your email address when you make your payment! Please make payment arrangements within seven (7) days of the closing date of purchase or forfeit the item(s). Thank you for your purchase and have a good day!
Shipment
Unless otherwise clearly stated, this item is BRAND NEW and IN STOCK and ships within 1 business day of receipt of payment. All payments must be received within 7 calendar days of close of listing Flat rate or free shipping only applies to the 48 contiguous States. FREE SHIPPING does not apply to Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico. Please contact us for rates to those locations. Shipping method shall be ground shipping by freight truck. For expedited shipping quotes call (352)799-4527.
International Shipments
For shipments to locations outside the United States, the purchaser shall be responsible for custom clearance, duties, brokerage fees, taxes and other incidental charges.
Returns
Returns will not be accepted if: (1) Item is damaged by buyer. (2) Item is returned incomplete. (3) Item is used, or not in resalable condition.
Returns are subject to a minimum 30% stocking fee. The shipping charges are always non-refundable.
Factory Defective Items: We accept returns for factory defects. Items must be defective at the time of the first attempt to use. However, we must be contacted about the situation beforehand in order to find the best possible solution. A replacement will be sent (at no cost to the buyer). Returns must be made within 7 days of having received the item. Anytime an item is returned you must send us your information with the item. (Date of purchase, Name, phone number, and the buyers address). We must be contacted about your intent to return the item before you do so. To contact us call 352-799-4527 if you have any questions on an item, shipping or any other policies.
Policy
In the event that an issue arises with our product or purchase we reserve the right to negotiate with the buyer with no other parties involved. By purchasing this item, the purchaser acknowledges that he/she has read and agrees with the policies, terms and conditions stated herein. |
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