Vinylmark LLC 4x4 Decals (Black) - 1988 to 1997 Fits Chevy Truck Bed

Factory appearance. Watch some YouTube decal instruction for best approach.

Exactly what I ordered

Just what I needed

Look good and stock on my truck!

These are perfect! Exactly what I hoping for and easy to install.

Great replacement for factory 4x4 sticker for GM trucks.

Look great on my truck. Switched from Z71 decals to these. The red and black goes great with my truck. I left the old "Off Road" from the Z71 on the truck. So with this and the off road decal it actually looks pretty nice. I'd buy it again if I need it.

These really made my 98' k1500 look great. The only reason I didn't give it 5-stars was because they were shipped rolled up which made it a tougher task to apply them to my truck. I would suggest laying them out flat on a table with a few heavy books on top for a day or so.These seem pretty durable I've taken my truck through the car wash a few times since applying these and no problems yet. As far as size goes they are the same as the originals. The total time it took to apply both decals was under 20 minutes. I applied them the following way: 1. Wipe the area you choose to apply them with alcohol. 2. Use painters tape to make sure you are squared up horizontally and vertically. 3. Spray the entire area you have chosen with Windex REAL good. This will allow you to freely slide the decal in place without it sticking. 4. Now peel the backing off the decal. 5. Once you have the decal lined up where you want it use a plastic putty knife to squeegee out all the Windex. 6. After you have squeegeed out the Windex you may want to use a hairdryer to help speed up drying time(This is up to you). 7. After you feel it has dried out enough SLOWLY and CAREFULLY peel the top layer off(I'm not sure what that layer is called but its like wax paper). 8. I let my truck sit out in the sun for a couple of hours to help bake the decal on and that's it. JOB DONE. I'm sure there's several different ways to apply these decals but this is the way I prefer and have done it this way on several different vehicles. If you are still unsure YouTube is great place to find instructional videos.