U-Shark 3D Running Horse Self-Adhesive Removable Break Through The Wall Vinyl Wall Stickers/Murals Art Decals Decorator ¡ (Flying Car（50 x 70cm）)
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U-Shark 3D Running Horse Self-Adhesive Removable Break Through The Wall Vinyl Wall Stickers/Murals Art Decals Decorator ¡ (Flying Car（50 x 70cm）)
- Materials: Self-adhesive PVC; Feature: Removable, Washable; Hot new large break through the wall with different designs;
- Suggested Space Fit: Boys Room, Study Room,Office, Dining Room, Bathroom, Bedroom, Living Room, Shops, Kitchen
- Dimensions: 50 x 70cm; Package includes: 1 x Sheet; Rolled Wall Sticker - Not Folded
- Tips: 1.Recommend putting it on a WHITE ceiling for the Best Visual Effects, since there is a narrow white "edge" surrounding the entire image; 2. Please keep the surface FLAT, DRY and CLEAN before sticking; 3. You can use a credit card to smooth out all the bubbles, starting from the center out to the edges;
- Enjoy the AMAZING break through the wall Art anywhere
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