3Pcs/ Set Bat Car Reflective Sticker Electric Vehicle Warning Stickers Safely Night Helmet Decorative Decals Accessoire Voiture
3Pcs/ Set Bat Car Reflective Sticker Electric Vehicle Warning Stickers Safely Night Helmet Decorative Decals Accessoire Voiture
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SPECIFICATIONS
Brand Name: NoEnName_Null
Hign-concerned Chemical: None
Origin: Mainland China
Item Type: reflective strips
Voltage: None
Choice: yes
semi_Choice: yes
Features:
Reflective stickers can be an effective and convenient way to improve the visibility of your car or vehicle or motorcycle.
Three stickers can be used to stick various parts of the car body pattern design, ideal for your car, motorcycles, trailers, etc.
Easy to install with adhesive base,super adhesive, waterproof and not easy to fall off.
Application: highway, hotel, car parks, vehicle toll station, city road, intersection, enterprises plant, machinery and equipment and all kinds of traffic facilities play a warning role.
Specification:
Color:Red,Blue,Orange,Silver,Green
Material:PVC
Size:10cm/3.94inch x 4cm/1.57inch
Package Included:
3Pcs x Car Reflective Warning Stickers
NO Retail Box. Packed Safely in Bubble Bag.
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