🦈 Red, White, Navy Blue, and Black Flying Tiger Shark Plane Decal Sticker Cover Kit for Stand Mixers - Compatible with All Models. Mixer Not Included. Review

Take your time with the installation, you should probably read some of the tips here as they will help. But it looks very cool, so I'm very happy.

Awesome stickers! I have found that it helps to cut the decal in 2 parts, separate the teeth and eyes into one part and leave everything else in the other. Align and glue the backing first. Then apply to the teeth/eyes area. Highly recommended!

So these stickers are for the blender, but they look great on bikes too! They stick so well! I simply cut the sheet into individual stickers and stuck them on! An amazing way to customize everything! Made my new mountain bike 10 seconds faster and a thousand times cooler!

These decals are a bit finicky to apply, not because of the decals because you are working with the curved surface of the blender. If you read the instructions and go slow, that's fine, but if you're in a hurry and screw something up, you can't (easily) uninstall and reapply. They're a little more expensive than the ones on Etsy, but they looked really cool and we love them on our chrome faucet.

I've read complaints that the vinyl isn't sticky or difficult to apply. I haven't experienced it at all. I've read other customers' advice on how to perfectly align the pattern - cut holes - and I'm very satisfied! It's a great talking point in the kitchen and I haven't removed any part of the KitchenAid decal; I cleaned it. My only concession is aesthetic and nothing about what's already there, but something is missing in the pattern - something in the "nose" area where extra detail becomes…

At first glance it seemed a bit silly. Then I saw it at a cooking show and really liked how it looked on the counter. Nice throwback to the nose art days. Alignment is important, otherwise there may be wrinkles on the back strap. Not very difficult to put on. We determined where we wanted to place the stickers before deleting them and marked (below the sticker area) where to place them with a bold pen. We then used a hard rubber scraper (the one used to clean the cooking stone) to rub the…