Novelty Stickers for Car or Truck Unused Button,Car Decal Switch Labels Sticker,Control Dash Button Stickers,Car Interior Stickers and Decals(15 Patterns,1PC) White

These stickers are pretty fun to add "accessories" to your vehicle that will have passengers wanting to press the ejection seat button. The stickers themselves are not pre-cut, so you have to cut them individually from the sheet. I admit at first I was confused, as I put the sticker on and thought this does not look right. Then when I pulled it off, the sticker image itself stuck to the plastic button. Oh, that is the way it works! Someone mentioned them not sticking, but with some gentle fingering on the outer pullable plastic I found they adhered well. I also note that Amazon says these "do not fit your Toyota Tacoma 2024"... but they do -- the size is right for the aux switches. They look great!

Second car I owned that I installed this decal. Great long lasting product!!

I'm not sure if I just got a bad batch, but they aren't "sticky" at all. They feel like more of a wondow cling.

"Now this one I'm particularly keen about. You see the gear lever here? Now, if you take the top off, you will find a little red button. Whatever you do, don't touch it."These gag labels are fabulous, but the product loses a star due to the absence of useful instructions for their application. I had to (1) cut out the desired label; (2) remove the backing; (3) apply the label to a clean, blank surface; (4) rub the surface film vigorously with the edge of a coin; and then (5) peel away the surface film. I surmise that those reviewers who complained of the labels coming off quickly may have skipped step 4 entirely.

The blank buttons in vehicles are commonly referred to as "poverty buttons". This is because you were either too poor or too cheap to buy the model that actually had switches in all the blank locations. My 2024 Tacoma SR5 had lots of poverty buttons so I bought this. The quality is better than I expected and they fit the blanks perfectly. They are a little brighter shade of white than then actual labels in the truck, but it's no deal breaker. Generally speaking, a woman wouldn't care about having poverty buttons but as a man, I thought it would be ever so slightly humorous to have these stickers instead.

I had an older vehicle with a few blanks in the dash where buttons could go. I wanted to fun it up a little bit. These stickers were just what I was looking for. I get a real kick watching passengers and automobile techs noticing them for the first time. If only they would glow in the dark they would be even better. No regrets with these.

These aren't really stickers but rather transferable decals, which means they require some tools and a little planning if you plan to apply them to your buttons and thus aren't quite as 'set and forget' as the advertising implies. The designs are rather fragile, so if you mess with them too much, you run the risk of damaging them and ruining the effect.

So as a VW owner, I have experience with those maddening blank switches. Despite having a fully optioned model, there's still a whopping four blanks around my shifter that are for options never offered in North America. Well, rather than buy switches for options I'll never have, these stickers are a fun way to fill those blanks with humorous fake options. They were easy to apply and fit the button blanks perfectly and match the existing buttons nicely.