New from the JazzMando Merchandise Center:
JazzMando Case Lid Stickers
NEW DESIGN!
Actual size = 13/16" x 2-11/16"
Ever plop your mandolin case on the counter, only to discover you placed it upside down? This handy little sticker is great for preventing this! Members of the "Bifocal Club" as well as the scatter-brained young-at-heart will especially appreciate the extra help positioning the mandolin in its proper tray up, seat back, and upright position.
With its dazzling white background, the sticker can be easily seen from arm's distance and may be adhered to the top lid section of your case, just above the handle. Or, feel free to put it inside the top section or anywhere on the case where it might assist in giving a sense of which side is up. (Lawd knows we can all use a little more of that in our lives...)
The self-adhesive sticker (13/16" x 2-11/16") fits most standard lid sections. See the following easy instructions...
How to Apply sticker:
- 1. Place case on level surface with lid closed.
- 2. Remove peel-and-stick backing and smooth on to clean case lid surface.
- 3. Open case and remove instrument.
- 4. Pick happily.
- 5. Repeat #4 as necessary.
Environmentally friendly, and never tested on animals.
Self-sticking (save your licks for playing...)!
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FREE WITH PURCHASE OF STRINGS, PICKS, OR CLOTH
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Case Lid Stickers Pair Free with order
 
Left = US Postage Stamp * Right = 346 Series Click picture for close up
Product Warnings:
Sticker not to be taken internally.
Do not apply sticker under water.
Choking hazard. Do not crumple sticker backing into a ball and give to toddler or infant.
Do not use instrument near fire, open flame, or sparks.
Do not attempt flips or acrobatic stunts while opening case.
Do not adhere sticker to eyes; may cause irritation.
Sticker not intended for highway use.
Case will become hot after heating.
Do not use in shower.
Do not use instrument while sleeping or unconscious.
Playing "Rocky Top" may cause stomach irritation or drowsiness.
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