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Powell Peralta Steve Caballero Street Dragon Patch
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0.36 kg
0.36 kg
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- 2.8” x 4” Caballero Street Patch
- Full embroidery
- Iron-on backing
U$S 21,37
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U$S 10,96
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Features: 2.8” x 4” Caballero Street Patch Full embroidery Iron-on backing About the Cab Street Artwork: In 1987 street skating was rapidly gaining popularity. Steve Caballero not only excelled at vert skating but was a top contender on the "Street-Style" circuit. Powell-Peralta decided to introduce an additional Cab deck model specifically designed for street. Artist V.C. Johnson created a new dragon graphic with a bats & bones background. Cab's name was also created in the bat shape since Cab was into Batman at the time. The Powell-Peralta logo was made using the Animal Chin font, also a sign of the times. Originally Released: 1987 Artwork by: Vernon Courtlandt Johnson Application Denim and cotton material provide the best base. Be careful of polyester. Put the item on a hard surface, like an ironing board. Iron it to create a nice, flat surface. Place the patch where you want it to be. Heat up the iron to it's hottest setting. Place a thin cloth over the patch. (This will protect the patch and any surrounding material). Place the iron over the patch and press down hard as possible for 15-30 seconds. Remove the iron and let patch cool. Check the patch by gently rubbing at the edge, trying to lift it. If it lifts, replace the thin material and iron again for 10- 15 seconds. To ensure a secure patch you can also sew around the edges.
