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Black Contact Paper, 18" x 75'
List Price: $33.49
Sale Price: $21.13
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Adds decorative accents to any horizontal or vertical surface. Each roll features an easy-to-peel liner and an adhesive that allows it to be repositioned during installation without leaving a sticky residue...
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Giant Mustache Magnet
Sale Price: $9.98
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Everything looks better with a mustache, right? This 26 1/2 inch wide magnetic stache is perfect for dressing up your car, fridge or tool shed!
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Rebel
List Price: $13.98
Sale Price: $7.97
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CD Rebel
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List Price: $11.98
Sale Price: $8.00
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All products are BRAND NEW and factory sealed. Fast shipping and 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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John Prine
List Price: $11.98
Sale Price: $5.99
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No Description AvailableNo Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: PRINE,JOHNTitle: JOHN PRINEStreet Release Date: 02/06/1990
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Urban Cowboy
List Price: $12.99
Sale Price: $6.58
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Moving from his rural Texas home to take an oil refinery job near Houston, young hardhat John Travolta begins hanging out at famed honky tonk nightclub Gilley's. In this world of country music, "weekend cowboys," and fast women, Travolta falls for feisty Debra Winger, but their romance has more bumps than a ride on the mechanical bull...
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Short Circuit
List Price: $9.97
Sale Price: $1.93
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Features include: •MPAA Rating: PG•Format: DVD•Runtime: 98 minutes
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Smokey and the Bandit (Special Edition)
List Price: $12.98
Sale Price: $5.38
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Get ready to tear up the highway with the Bandit (Burt Reynolds), a fun-loving, fast-talking trucker who takes on his craziest haul yet - delivering 400 cases of beer from Texarkana to Atlanta in just 28 hours...
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Safety 1st "Baby On Board" Sign
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The Safety 1st original "On Board signs will encourage drives to use caution when approaching cars with young passengers. This bright yellow sign is clearly visible from a distance, and adheres to any car window.
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Compac Select Safe-T-Shapes Bathtub Decals, Daisy
List Price: $7.00
Sale Price: $4.99
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Keep your shower and bath tub safe with Safe-T-Shapes! Safe-T-Shapes are decorative and functional bath appliqués that prevent slipping and falling while in the bathtub or shower. Safe-T-Shapes are permanent, so once in place, you'll never have to worry about slippery bath surfaces again...
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Zutano Elephants Velour Changing Pad Cover
List Price: $15.99
Sale Price: $15.99
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Zutano Elephants Velour Changing Pad CoverBaby will feel at ease during diaper changes while resting on top of this adorable elephant printed velour changing pad cover from Zutano.
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Elmo Cakes - (#45043) 1 Do-It-Yourself Edible Cake Art
Sale Price: $7.99
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Elmo Sesame Street Edible Cake Image Officially licensed - Elmo Edible Cake image. Place on top of your frosted cake, cookie cake, or ice cream cake. The image is 8 inches in diameter. The image will arrive new in a sealed ziplock back...
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Edible Jungle Animal Faces Cupcake Cake Decorations (1 dz)
Sale Price: $4.99
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Create the most beautiful cupcakes around with these Edible Jungle Animal Faces Cupcake Decorations. These edible decorations are ideal for bake sales, jungle themed parties, or to spice up your favorite cupcake recipe.
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Here are some more information for Decal Decals:

Ceramic decals: what are they and how are they made?
Screen-printing is an ancient method of printing invented in China during the Song Dynasty (960–1279 AD). This method of printing called silk-screening, because the mesh used to press the ink through was made of silk. Silk-screen printing invented in China used primarily to print on cloth, such as silk, cotton, and other fabrics.
Then approximately 1750 Simon Francois Ravenet who emigrated from France to England, before Simon immigrated he had been seeking a way to decorate ceramic designs using screen-printing. In England, Simon perfected a process of transferring artistic images to decorate ceramic pieces.
Simon Ravenet augmented screen-print as a direct printing method and created a non-direct form of printing using a new transfer system. This new transfer system used a medium constructed from a paper that was water-resistant that had previously been printed with a water-soluble adhesive.
Simon Ravenet printed the artistic design onto the water-resistant paper on top of the water-soluble adhesive and printed a clear ink over the design. The finished decalcomania then is immersed in water, the adhesive releases from the water-resistant paper leaving a decalcomania sandwiched between the water-soluble adhesive and the final clear coat of ink on the surface of the decalcomanias printed image. Applying the decalcomania to the surface of the ceramic piece, he wanted to decorate; the adhesive would allow it to adhere to the surface of the ceramic.
Simon Ravenet called this new transfer system a decalcomania. This new technology imported to the United States in Circa 1865. Then this process popularized in the United States, during the ceramic decorating craze of the mid-1870s. In the United States, the word decalcomania abbreviated to the version we use today decal.
Simon Ravenet had inadvertently invented water-slide off decals except it would be many decades before this new printing system would be use to print decals for promotions and product branding. Simon Francois Ravenet transfer system is different from the water-slide off decals we use today. The difference is in the types of inks Simon’s system employed were ceramic inks.
Ceramic inks are employed to produce ceramic water-transfer decals. The ceramic inks are manufactured by milling the ceramic particles into the ink. The ceramic particle during the milling process becomes infused with the ink. This ink is no longer common ink it is now ceramic ink.
When the ceramic transfer decal is applied to the ceramic piece then the ceramic piece is fired in a kiln the decal transfer becomes a part of the ceramic. Before this new transfer invention all pottery, earthenware, ceramic, and glass were decorated by hand painting a ceramic paint directly on the piece. The same process used to cause the ceramic particles infused in the paint, so when the pottery placed in a kiln to fired the pottery the paint or ink literally became one with the pottery.
The question; is this style of printing used today? Yes, fine china, every day dinnerware, mugs, drinking glasses, as well as industrial products employ ceramic decals. The industrial uses such as; laboratory test tubes, toilet and lavatory fixtures are decorated this way, too.
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I'm thinking of putting decals on my car?
I'm wondering if there is a difference betweena car sticker, decal, and magnetic decal. Are decals harmful to tinted windows/the paint? How removable are they? Any help/tips/advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
DECALS THAT WILL LAST ARE EXPENSIVE,MADE OF VINYL,AND THE SUN WILL STILL MAKE THEM HARD TO REMOVE AFTER A WHILE,PLAN ON REPAINTING IF YOU LEAVE THEM ON TOO LONG
Company making 'Kyleigh's Law' decals made error that raises sticky question
The Chicago-based company awarded a $644,000 state contract to produce 'Kyleigh's Law' decals manufactured vehicle inspection stickers in New York state last year that wouldn't stick, according to published reports.
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