Good Things Take Time Metal Enamel Sticker

A patience line in raised lettering, made for the surfaces people look at during long stretches of work. The phrasing is quiet rather than loud, which is why it suits a planner cover better than a laptop lid for most buyers.

Where this sticker works

• Laptop lids and hard laptop shells
• Planners, journals and study desk surfaces
• Hard and transparent phone cases
• Storage boxes and desk organisers

Surfaces to avoid: Silicone phone cases, fabric, leather with a soft grain, uncoated kraft card, textured or rubberised surfaces, and anything soft-touch coated. The adhesive needs a smooth, clean, dry surface to key into.

Who it suits

Students, anyone in a long project, and buyers looking for a gentle encouragement gift.

Frequently asked questions

Is the lettering script or block?
The letters are formed in raised metal with defined edges, so they hold their shape cleanly and stay legible at the size the piece is made in.

How do I apply it so it actually stays on?
Clean the surface with an alcohol wipe and let it dry fully. Peel the backing, position the piece, then press firmly for about thirty seconds. Leave it a full day before exposing it to water.

Will it leave a mark if I take it off?
No, it comes off without leaving a mark on the surface. If the adhesive is still intact you can stick it somewhere else, and if it has worn off, a small piece of 3M double sided tape will hold it on the new surface.