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- What You Get: three Cloud Smile vinyl stickers, each 3 inches at the longest side; nature and adventure art for water bottles, laptops, coolers and car windows
- Waterproof And Fade Resistant: thick laminated vinyl resists water, sun, scratches and daily wear indoors and out; colors stay bright on a bottle that is washed every day or a car parked outside
- Where To Stick Them: tumblers, laptops, tackle boxes, roof racks, trail maps, dorm doors, planners and the back of a phone; outdoorsy positivity for the next adventure
- Easy Peel And Stick: wipe the surface clean, peel from the backing and press from the center outward; strong adhesive grips metal, glass, plastic, wood and painted walls without sticky residue
- Gift For Adventurers: an easy add on for national park trips, camping gift sets, graduation road trip kits, van lifers and friends who are always planning the next trip; designed and printed in the USA by SMJ Designs
Product Description
The Cloud Smile sticker 3 pack is for anyone happiest outside. Each 3 inch vinyl sticker fits on a tumbler, laptop, cooler lid or kayak hull, and the pack of three means there is always one for a hiking buddy. Every sticker is printed in vivid, high resolution color on thick vinyl and sealed with a clear protective laminate. The laminate makes the stickers waterproof, UV resistant and scratch resistant, so the colors stay bright whether the sticker lives on an outdoor bumper or an insulated bottle that gets washed every day. The adhesive grips firmly to any smooth, clean surface including metal, glass, plastic, wood and painted walls. Application is simple: wipe the surface, peel the sticker from its backing, press it down from the center outward, and you are done. They make an easy gift for hikers, campers, beach people, road trippers, park rangers and scouts, and they tuck neatly into cards, camping gift sets and gear bags. What is in the box: three Cloud Smile stickers, 3 inches each, designed and printed in the USA by SMJ Designs.
