ADHD Inspired Vinyl Slap Sticker
ADHD Inspired Vinyl Slap Sticker
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Top Info:
- 10cm x 9.2m
- Gloss Laminated
- Waterproof Vinyl – ideal for toolboxes, car windows, water bottles, or your mate’s van!
- Weatherproof and scratch-resistant – suitable for indoor or outdoor use.
Turn distraction into style with this bold ADHD Inspired Vinyl Slap Sticker – a fast-paced design for full-throttle minds. Featuring an electrifying lightning bolt and a font that rocks, this sticker is a nod to those who live loud, think fast and forget what they were doing halfway through a burnout.
Made using premium vinyl and a gloss laminate, this sticker is built to last – rain, shine or half-finished projects. A clean, hilarious way to tag your car, bike, toolbox, laptop or helmet with a dose of personality.
Perfect for:
• Petrolheads with attention span issues and a need for speed
• Laptops, track cars, drift builds or garage walls
• Loud minds, loud motors, and louder design
• Anyone who lives life in overdrive
MIX, MATCH & SAVE
Get 4 for £12, 7 for £16 or 10 for £20 when you add multiple funny stickers to cart.
Shipping & Returns
This product is a custom order, therefore returns are NOT accepted.
Standard Delivery - Royal Mail 2nd Class- Free
Express Delivery - Royal Mail 1st Class - £1.99
Other Delivery methods are available at checkout.
Install Tips
- Do not apply in cold or hot temperatures this will affect the performance of the adhesive and vinyl.
- Thoroughly clean the surface to remove all dirt, we recommend using soapy water, once clean completely dry the surface.
- Prepare the sticker for application by firmly rubbing a squeegee across the sticker. This ensures the vinyl is stuck to the transfer tape and removes any air bubbles which may have occurred in postage.
- Flip the decal so it is the wrong side up and peel the backing card away from the transfer tape.
- Place the decal onto the surface and rub it in place firmly with a squeegee.
- Slowly peel the backing paper off at a 45 degree angle.
