Best C4 Bomb Sticker Crafts in CS2

The September 23, 2026 CS2 update added plenty of new content, including silent reloads, Rush Mode, and chicken eggs. But alongside the bigger additions, a few smaller changes and discoveries flew under the radar.

One of them is the ability to put stickers on the C4 bomb. With the right stickers and placement, the standard bomb can turn into a surprisingly good canvas for creative crafts.

In this article, we’re looking at some of the best CS2 C4 sticker crafts the community has already come up with, along with a few of our own. For each one, we’ll show the stickers used, the approximate cost, and where to place them on the bombs.

Bomb on Board

• Sticker: Bomb on Board (x4)
• Craft Price: $0.6

This sticker craft uses four Bomb on Board stickers, which are placed next to each other across the upper strip of duct tape.

When positioned correctly, the stickers line up to create a single continuous design, making the C4 look much more interesting without covering up its main details. It is also one of the cheaper crafts on the list, making it a simple option if you want to customize your bomb without spending much.

The Bomb Code

• Sticker: Bomb Code (x1)
• Craft Price: $5

The Bomb Code craft keeps things much simpler, as it only requires a single Bomb Code sticker.

The sticker is placed directly in the middle of the upper strip of duct tape, right above the bomb's number pad. Nothing too complicated here, and it almost looks like a little reminder of which number you need to enter when arming the C4.

Despite using only one sticker, the placement makes it fit naturally with the bomb's existing design, giving the C4 a more customized look without going overboard.

Sign of Death

• Sticker: Radiograph (Foil) (x5)
• Craft Price: $20

If you want something that makes the C4 look a little more intimidating, the Sign of Death craft is a good choice. It uses five fully scratched Radiograph (Foil) stickers from the CS2 Jackass Collection. Three of the stickers are placed across the upper strip of duct tape, while the remaining two are placed on the lower strip.

Once all five stickers are positioned correctly, they work together to create a creepy radiograph-style design across the bomb. The combination of the scratched stickers and their placement gives the C4 a distinct “Sign of Death” look.

Red Buttoned Bomb

• Sticker: Clown Nose (x4)
• Craft Price: $0.8

The Red Buttoned Bomb is somewhat similar to the Bomb Code craft because it also uses the C4's number pad as the main part of the design. This time, however, you’ll need four red Clown Nose stickers, which create four red circles underneath the bomb's numbers.

Before placing them, you’ll need to scratch the stickers to reduce their size so they fit properly beneath the numbers. Once you have the size right, place each one underneath the number you want, creating the appearance of four bright red buttons on the C4.

Bomb Face

• Sticker: Quick Peek (x2), XD (x1)
• Craft Price: $0.3

This might be one of the simplest crafts on the list, but it is also one of the funniest. The Bomb Face uses two Quick Peek stickers as the eyes and a single XD sticker on the lower strip of duct tape as the mouth.

The placement gives the C4 a goofy little face, making it look almost like a living character rather than a piece of equipment. And because the craft only requires three stickers, it is also extremely cheap to make.

Warning Bomb

• Craft Price: $3.5
• Sticker: WARNING (x5)

The Warning Bomb is one of the more creative C4 crafts currently available because it completely changes the appearance of the bomb's number pad. The goal is to use four scratched WARNING stickers to make the normally black area around the numbers appear white.

To create the effect, scratch the four stickers until they become white, then carefully position them so they fill the black space around the number pad. For the fifth sticker, scratch it until only the red WARNING text remains, then place it above the 1, 2, and 3 buttons. Once everything is positioned correctly, the result looks much more like an actual warning sign built into the C4.