Piano Stickers for White & Black Keys w/Complete Notes on Grand Staff for 49/61 / 76/88 Keyboards

I have been using these stickers for about a month and love them. I read the directions and followed them closely. I washed my hands and the keys as directed. I was very careful never to touch the sticky part and always used the wooden applicator that was included. I messed up on a couple of them and had to peel them off and reverse them. This worked without any issues. I did notice that a few of the stickers were not completely cut through and had to pull a bit. Again there wasn't any issue as a result. it just took a bit more effort to separate them. Plan on taking about an hour to complete all 88 keys and take your time with each one. I chose to place the stickers on the edge near the front of the keys rather than further back as some have. I do not really notice them when I play. None have ever come loose and shifted at all. I play about an hour every day. Remember to place the C sticker first and double check as all other stickers will be located using this sticker as a reference. Initially I was a bit worried about not getting them lined up and the end result would look jagged when I sighted down the keyboard, but this did not happen as I took my time placing each sticker and would peel the sticker back if it was not right. I highly recommend this product and it is well worth the money. One thing I forgot about and this is important. When You take the stickers out of the package look to see if any of the stickers have material on them from being stored sandwiched between the packing paper. Take a clean damp towel and rub this material off. It may take a bit of rubbing, but you will not rub off the lettering material. Make sure all this material is gone before starting. Check by tilting the page of stickers and look for any opaque material. All the stickers should be smooth and glossy to the touch

I am teaching my daughter how to play piano and I thought it would be wonderful to have all the notes labeled. The white key stickers came through okay and there were enough for all the notes. They have a good adhesive that isn't going anywhere, even through some rough 4 year old playing.My only issue with this product is that the black key stickers are not clear, and are made of a different material than the white key stickers. This caused an issue while in transit and the black keys stuck to the rest of the packaging and had to be pulled off. Initially I thought that they had been glued in place, but once I pulled them off I saw that the stickers were damaged and a good portion of them were not usable, or if we did use them, they were unsightly. I used all of the white keys stickers , but will not be using the black key stickers. This is dissappointing because the black key stickers were the reason I picked this particular set of key stickers.

The black keys came adhered to the instructions. I believe there is another review that recounted the same issue. Also the paper stock and coating are very minimal. They are basically the quality of a glossy magazine page.

They are good to learn pieces faster, especially if your one of those people who cannot read and play at the same time. My only complaint is when I do trills. Especially if I need to do them fast from black key to white key, the edge keeps rubbing against my nail and I predict eventually the edge will start to peel off. Oh wells.

It comes with a small wooden stick. At first I thought this was completely ridiculous. The stick helps you get the stickers in the right place. It makes all the difference in the world.I followed the instructions carefully and Middle C went on beautifully. D went on pretty well but had a few bubbles that I couldn't get out. I was more careful after that and the rest of the octive went on very nicely. That's all the farther I'm going today. This is going to take a while.Stickers look great. 4 stars is because it is so labor intensive.

Stickers came with easy-to-understand instructions. It will take 15-20 minutes to completely apply all stickers to your piano. The method I found easiest was to adhere sticker to wooden stick and then measure from the BOTTOM of the keys (pick spacing you want) and then stick to keyboard. This will ensure even stickers all down the piano. You will feel a bit of the raised edges of the stickers, so think of that when you are purchasing these.If you make a mistake, stickers are a bit tough to peel off. You may make a crease that won't flatten out once you correct the sticker.

I bought these for my grandchildren. They are a very helpful teaching tool. I found them easy to attach. The only problem is that the smaller tabs used on the sharp and flat keys curled after about 3 months and some came completely off. Since I think the actual scale keys are harder to learn, and these continue to stick onto those ivories, I'm still happy with this product.Serious piano lessons will begin in June. I think these stickers will make actual lessons easier for the grands.

No complaints with the stickers for the white keys. The stickers for the black keys, should had been protected with a plastic sleeve. They were stuck to the instruction sheet and half of them are ruined. I would give it a 5 star but for the issue of the stickers for the black keys, I’m only giving it a 3.