Ocean Series 04 JAW Great White Shark Clear Base Waterproof Sticker by Hai Pai

The Great White Shark is currently the largest predatory fish on Earth, having existed for 40 million years. Since the release of the American film "Jaws" in 1975, the terrifying image of Great White Sharks attacking humans has been deeply ingrained in the public consciousness. To this day, the Great White Shark remains a species shrouded in mystery. Many aquariums have attempted to keep Great Whites in captivity, but without success. Due to various human-induced factors, the estimated global population of Great White Sharks is now less than 3,500. / **Clear Base PVC Sticker** ▸ Features: Waterproof, UV resistant, scratch-resistant, low residue. Utilizes special technology for cured ink, giving the graphic a slightly frosted, three-dimensional feel. ▸ Specifications Graphic Size - 3.4cm * 6cm, with an approximately 2mm clear cutting margin around the graphic. **Application Instructions** ▸ Suitable for smooth, flat surfaces such as: luggage, laptops, water bottles, mobile phones, helmets, etc. ▸ Not suitable for scratch-resistant, uneven, textured, rough, frosted, mesh, fabric, or other non-flat surfaces, as this will affect adhesion. ▸ Application Method: To ensure optimal adhesion, clean the surface with alcohol before applying. When applying, smooth from left to right following the curve of the object. Gently press with your fingertip, ensuring no air is trapped between the sticker and the surface. Avoid exposing the sticker to water immediately after application; wait a few hours for the adhesive to fully bond before immersing in water. **Shipping Information** ▸ As shipping originates from Taiwan's Ryukyu Islands, convenience store pickup services are not available on the island and require departure from the island. Therefore, convenience store shipping fees are higher and delivery times will be longer. Registered mail via Chunghwa Post is the fastest and most convenient method. If you are unable to receive registered packages at home, you can also utilize the nearby post office's i-Box service: https://ipickup.post.gov.tw/E_MAP/Index