2Pcs Novelty Stickers for Car or Truck Unused Button, Control Dash Button Stickers, Interior Dash Rocker Console Switch Decals, Car Interior Stickers and Decals

These stickers are all on a single sheet - you should trim one down to the size that fits on your "button" area. It's easy to peel off the backing and carefully press it against your selected flat spot. THEN, after you have applied gentle rubbing to insure good adhesion, you can PEEL OFF the clear plastic sheet, leaving the white button image behind.It may have been obvious, but at first I thought the shiny plastic sheet would be left on the surface, ruining the effect. It looks great once I realized the clear plastic sheet also peels away.

I ordered these stickers for my SO, and I'm so glad I did. Originally, I wasn't 100% sure he'd love the idea of putting stickers on our "new to us car", as he isn't a bumper sticker kind of a person; but he, and everyone else at Christmas, absolutely LOVED these stickers. In fact, prior to even being installed, we had several people ask where to buy some of their own. The final result looks so legit, you can't help but laugh. They look so much like the manufacturer markings that they end up blending right in, and that makes the joke IMO.These stickers were a bit tricky for my SO to install, he actually ended up ruining a few in the process, luckily there are two of each. I don't fault the product for the issues he experienced. This type of decal NEEDS to be installed on a freshly cleaned surface, preferably with rubbing alcohol (in my experience), and time should be taken to make sure the vinyl has fully adhered prior to peeling its laminate sheet off. This was his first time laying a vinyl sticker of this type, and he also regularly armor-alls his car's interior; so I think the surface coupled with the cramped car interior made the whole process more difficult.Although, he ended up loosing both his "marbles", no pun intended, he LOVES the final result; actually, WE love the final result. So much in fact that I plan to install a few of the left overs in my car aswell. I wish I had had more blank buttons to fill, because its going to be hard to choose just 2.

These things have little to no adhesive and don't stick.

A little bigger than anticipated. I had to cut the words off and apply them separately to adjust a couple of them (for the non-square buttons). They look pretty nice. Got quite a few compliments on then.I “lost” a couple of them because I tried to apply them to spot that was (ever so slightly) textured. I prepped the surface (just like the other ones), but they just wouldn’t stick. No biggie, it was a two pack. The adhesive is mid-grade, I’d say.I added lots of pictures, and the last two give you an idea of their size, relative to some of the smaller buttons we have. I wanted to put one on the “terrain wheel”, but they were just too big. I wish the seller offered a smaller size.I would also like to mention the decals are “sized” to sort-of fit a square button. What I mean is, that the shorter words have larger font, and the little pictures as well.They’re still nice, and really cute & fun.

Absolutely worth buying. No issues with sticking. Have had on car for 3 months in Florida weather and it's still solid

Fun! I love these. You cut out the ones you want, stick it on, then peel off the clear layer and it leaves a 3-D texture sticker. Had them on for about two months now, they are going strong, no signs of peeling as of yet.One upgrade I could see for improvement: make them glow in the dark! That would make them match even better and then you could see them at night.

i really like these, they are all still attached 6mo. later,i had 91% ISO & wiped & dried area.i had a new single edge razor knife, roll scotch tape,super sharp 3.5" craft sizzors, and my soldering tweezers. cut each sticker loose from the sheet,dry-fit placement.i used razor to lift up backing at edge, , i used tweezers ,DONT TOUCH WITH FINGERS,to hold over the area & a my drivers license wrapped with rag of Tshirt i "ironed" it into place.1st gentle, then more pressure 2nd ironing, sticker glue is pressure senstive. ohh and razor & tweezers failed on a couple , at very edge corner, tape 2 pieces scotch tape together catching sticker corner, make sure scotch tape can be grasped, and gently pull apart, help to know sticker from backing. im still enjoing mine! good luck

These are the ones you want.You'll see a few of these available from different manufacturers. Compared to other similar products, this products outlines are much closer to the actual emblem you're applying compared to other brands. After applying the emblem looks much closer to OEM compared to the products that are simply a clear, square sticker that will look less clean.Adding to the quality the amount of ink used in these caused a slight "raised" feel to the emblems which adds to the OEM feel. Again, compared to others I've bought that I exceptionally flat. The flatness stands out compared to raised OEM emblems.Until someone can find a better quality dash sticker/emblem than this one, I'll continue to recommend these.