Torn 2 Color Graphic Larger Size For Baja Ranger Malibu Chaparral Wellcraft on 2040-parts.com
Carson City, Nevada, US
- This decal measures 11 inches tall by 75.0 inches long.
- We use 5-7 year rated outdoor vinyl.
- Orders will be shipped in color shown unless notified of color change when purchasing
- Please contact us for any custom work desired.
- We can resize just about any of our decals to fit your needs or make from scratch a one of a kind decal of your very own.
- We charge a general flat rate on our shipping ( this does include cost of materials we use to ship,time, and actual shipping costs).
- If you are not comfortable with these charges please do not buy.
- We sell out decals at low costs to lower our shipping cost would just make us inflate the cost of our decals.
- IF BUYING MULTIPLE ITEMS WE DO ONLY CHARGE ONE FLAT RATE (LARGEST OF COURSE) AND PLEASE ALLOW US TO SEND YOU AN INVOICE THAT WAY YOU ARE ONLY CHARGED ONCE FOR SHIPPING!!!
- We do accept returns on decals that have not been applied for full store credit.
- Paypal or cash refunds (check) will have a 15% restocking fee.
- Shipping and handling will not be refunded.
- All custom made decals (any decal with custom text or custom designed ) are not refundable thanks.
- If there is a error on our behalf we will gladly send corrected item FREE OF CHARGE to you.
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