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DecalGirl iPhone Skins by Josh Rubin
With over 150 different designs to chose from, DecalGirl's iPhone skins are pretty much guaranteed to set your iPhone apart from the ever-growing masses of users. High-res images and graphics are printed on quality vinyl adhesive that's easily re-positionable and doesn't leave sticky residue. Styles ranging from camo and stealth all-black to colorful Lego blocks and tie dye mean there's something there to suit every personality. A mere $7 gets you the stickers for the font and back of the phone, as well as a code for a free wallpaper download to keep it uniform.
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