3D Ocean World Fake Windows Wall Sticker,Shark Turtle Tropical Fishes Sea Life Peel and Stick Removable Windows Wall Decals for Bedroom Bathroom Living Room（24"x18"）
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About this item
- SIZE: H18”×W24”/ H45cm×W60cm. Picture for reference only.Use in bedrooms, living rooms,Bathroom,hallway,dorms.
- OPEN WINDOW DESIGN: Creative window view with ocean world(shark,turtle,mermaid),so mysterious and beautiful.
- SAFE: Waterproof PVC, safe and durable to use.You can use them randomly without worrying about damage.
- EASY TO APPLY: Just peel and stick ,Removable and repositionable with no marks or sticky residue.
- SCENES:Works on Any Smooth, Clean and Dry surface:walls, furniture, accessories, tiles, mirrors and windows.(Note: if there is any quality problem, or receive the damaged products,Promise to freely replace or return).
Product Description
Features Material: PVC. Size:1sheets， size 18” X24”. Manufactured with PVC material, durable and practical enough to use. The practical wall stickers are very easy and convenient to paste and tear off. Suitable for smooth, clean, dust-free surface, can be used on wall, window, door, mirror, cabinet, etc. They go perfectly on bedrooms, living rooms, study, cloakroom, hallway. How to use: 1.Choose a smooth, clean and dry surface. 2.Stick in accordance with the picture, or DIY in your own idea. 3.Peel off the paper and then stick on the wall, pave from the middle to left and right. 4.If the result is satisfactory for you, stick firmly to the surface and press the air bubbles outwards. 5.If you have bubbles, take a needle to bore them. Special Note: 1.Not suitable for dirty wall,rugged wall and bump wallpaper.Please clean the dust on the wall before installing, otherwise it is easy to fall off. 2.Please use a heat gun or other tools if you need to remove it, do not using a brute force, otherwise will damaged the wall. 3.If you are worried about the stickers will come off，credit card would be a great choice.you can paste it while pressing gently with a credit card.
