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Kiss-Cut Stickers

$4.75Price
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These Kiss-Cut Stickers can be cut in any shape you want, while also leaving a wide enough border around your design for smooth peeling. Available in four sizes that can be used for a single sticker or multiple smaller ones. What’s more, there are no order minimums, so you can get a single sticker or a whole bunch—the world of stickers is your oyster. High opacity film that’s impossible to see through. Durable vinyl. 95µ thickness. Fast and easy bubble-free application. Blank product sourced from Japan.  . Follow these tips when applying stickers:. Apply the sticker to a clean, dust-free, oil-free, and moisture-free surface. After application, press the sticker down with a clean cloth to maximize the sticker’s ability to stick to the surface and avoid air bubbles. Make sure that the sticker is applied correctly the first time. With every reapplication, the sticker’s ability to stick will decrease. Apply the sticker to a flat surface only. If applied on items that bend, are round, or in a cylinder form, we can’t guarantee its ability to hold. Disclaimer: Please note that the sticker paper is white and a transparent background isn't possible. This product is made on demand. No minimums.

    Starting off in the Central Valley of California the Bentley twins first band, Pure Poison, was in fifth grade with their childhood friend Eli Veil.  Clayton followed Eli to college in Santa Cruz while Cameron joined the Army.  In Santa Cruz we met Carl who transferred to UC Santa Cruz from UCLA.  They had a fairly large friend group at Santa Cruz and everyone was so talented with music and art.  Eli, and Clayton lived in a beach house with Matt who was also from the Merrill College freshman hall friend group of 92-93 year.  There was Krisnadi “Pooks”, Arn, Linus, Mark “Heyman”, Dave Dew, Shwa, and Ben.  Then there was Eli. Carl, and Clayton too and when Cam got out of the Army he joined the party.  Later a few buddies from my hometown came to Santa Cruz too, like Keith our old drummer.  Also Shayne from Winters brought Lanham from Maryland, classic buddy.  There was always art and music going on, with some art and film majors in the mix and several musicians, bands were started. There was Hot Box, Rutsey Band, The Payments, Foothill.   Eventually, Carl, Eli, Cam and I ended up in LA and started a band called Nasscar Poets.  That Eventually led to Cam leaving and the name changed to The Working Poor.  Eventually I left and Arn joined with some other dudes too.  Eventually Carl started The Western States Motel and shared a lock out with The Payments.

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