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Steady And Slammed Vinyl Car Decal Gothic Blackletter Old English Font Vehicle Enthusiast Sticker Rear Window Truck Toolbox Gift

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This vinyl car decal features the bold phrase "Steady and Slammed" in a striking gothic blackletter Old English font. Perfect for car enthusiasts who proudly display their lowered or slammed...
Size: 6" wide
Color: White

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White gothic blackletter Old English font decal reading Steady and Slammed on a black background
$11.00 USD
6" wide / White

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This vinyl car decal features the bold phrase "Steady and Slammed" in a striking gothic blackletter Old English font. Perfect for car enthusiasts who proudly display their lowered or slammed vehicle style, this decal adds a classic yet edgy look to any rear window, toolbox, or laptop.
Show off your steady stance and slammed ride with this stylish and durable sticker. Its timeless lettering makes it a great gift for anyone passionate about cars, trucks, or vehicle customization, helping you express your automotive pride wherever you go.

SIZES

6, 12 or 18 inches wide. The height follows the design. Choose your size from the menu.

COLORS

White, Black, Red, Blue or Pink. Choose your color from the menu.

DECAL DETAILS

  • Outdoor-grade adhesive vinyl made for car windows, cut in-house
  • No background: only the letters stick, so the window shows through
  • Comes on transfer tape, ready to apply

HOW TO APPLY

1. Clean the glass with rubbing alcohol and let it dry.
2. Rub the decal firmly onto the transfer tape, then peel off the white backing.
3. Place it on the glass and press from the center out.
4. Slowly peel the clear transfer tape back at a sharp angle.
Wait 48 hours before washing the car.

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