Wii Console Skin Stickers, Spider-Man & More Designs

Every panel wrapped in game artwork

Full-body game art wrap

The printed vinyl runs across the console front and side panels with full-bleed artwork. The artwork carries over to the remotes, so the console and controllers share one design instead of looking like leftover hardware. Each panel is cut to its own shape, which means the art lines up where the edges meet.

Peels off with no glue left

The adhesive is made to lift off without leaving residue, which is the problem that made loose decals a bad idea on a glossy console. Peel a corner back slowly and the skin comes away. The console surface stays clean underneath, so you can rotate designs as often as you like.

Remotes that match the console

Both Wii Remote skins come with the set and use the same artwork as the console. Two remotes in the same design is the detail that makes the setup look finished, and it takes one step instead of hunting down matching stickers.

Wrap it in five steps

1. 1
   Wipe everything down

   Clean the console and both remotes with a dry microfiber cloth. Dust and oil keep the vinyl from sitting flat.

2. 2
   Align one edge first

   Line up one edge of each panel before you lay the rest down. Starting with a straight edge keeps the artwork square.

3. 3
   Smooth outward from the center

   Press from the middle toward the edges to push out air bubbles. Do not stretch the vinyl to force a fit, since that distorts the print.

4. 4
   Apply the remote skins

   Lay each remote skin the same way, working from one edge to the other and pressing the seams flat.

5. 5
   Peel it back when you are ready

   Lift a corner slowly and pull the skin back. The adhesive is made to come away without residue.

One set, console and both remotes

• Console skin sheets×1

  Printed full-bleed vinyl for the front and side panels

• Wii Remote skins×2

  Cut for each remote with the same artwork as the console