No Good Racing Kanjozoku Sticker

Size
8.6~cm / 3.38~inch

Story
The "Kanjozoku" is a subculture of Japanese car enthusiasts who are known for their high-speed driving on public roads, particularly in the Osaka area.
They are often associated with modified Japanese cars.

The name "Kanjozoku" roughly translates to "Osaka Loop Line Tribe," named after the Osaka Loop Line train route that encircles central Osaka.
The Kanjozoku movement is said to have originated in the 1980s and has since gained popularity.

TOP Kanji means: Hanshin Expressway Loop Troops.
BOTTOM Kanji means: Osaka Loop Family.

Shipping
Orders within the EU should take 2 to 12 business days to arrive.
US orders usually arrive within 7 to 14 working days.
International (NON-EU) deliveries can take up to 3 to 4 weeks, especially those to Asia.

Instructions
Nettoyez la surface sur laquelle vous allez appliquer l’autocollant, puis essayez de le poser progressivement : commencez par un bord et lissez au fur et à mesure pour éviter les bulles d’air.

A propos
Veuillez noter que la découpe peut occasionnellement être décalée de 0,1 à 0,4 mm. Bien que ce soit rare, cela peut arriver. (Cela signifie que d’un côté, le bord de l’autocollant peut être très légèrement plus large que de l’autre.)
Le sticker est fabriqué sur commande!

The « MATTE »‬ lamination style is waterproof, UV Resistant (LOW) & heat resistant, it is also scratch resistant.
This lamination will give the sticker a matte finish.

The « GLOSSY »‬ lamination style is waterproof, UV resistant (HIGH) but NOT scratch resistant, it's barely heat-resistant; don't expose it too much to direct sunlight/hot temps or it will distort.
This lamination will give the sticker a glossy finish.
Glossy stickers will come with some small scratches due to the lamination process.

The « HOLOGRAPHIC »‬ lamination style is waterproof, UV resistant (LOW) and heat resistant but NOT scratch resistant.
This lamination will provide some kind of matte finish.
Holographic stickers will come with some small scratches & bumps due to the lamination process.

I always recommend going with a matte sticker for indoors and a glossy sticker for outdoors, a matte sticker should work outdoors as long as you don’t leave it exposed to direct sunlight for weeks.

Do note that 'UV resistant' doesn't mean UV proof; the colors of the stickers will gradually fade if you expose them to direct sunlight for months.
Stickers that feature only black and white colors won't fade, even when exposed to UV.