This lead periodic table sticker features the Pb element mark, with atomic number 82 above the bold Pb symbol and LEAD set beneath it. A clean chemistry-themed design for science students, teachers, lab enthusiasts and anyone interested in the elements, with a clear single-colour look that reads at a glance.
Display it on car windows, rear glass, laboratory doors, science-room windows, laptops, notebooks and storage boxes.
- 🇬🇧 UK-made premium sign vinyl with approximately 5–7 year outdoor durability
- ✂️ Precision cut with no printed background – the finished decal contains only the Pb symbol, atomic number 82 and LEAD lettering
- 🛠️ Transfer tape included for accurate, bubble-free positioning
- 📍 Suitable for clean, smooth and dry surfaces, including glass, vehicle bodywork, mirrors, laptops and fully cured smooth painted surfaces
- 🧼 Easy to maintain – gently wipe clean with a damp cloth
Sizes:
- Extra Small – 100mm
- Small – 150mm
- Medium – 200mm
- Large – 250mm
Available in 4 sizes.
If no selection is made, default is Extra Small in White.
How sizing works:
The selected size refers to the longest dimension of the finished sticker. The other dimension scales proportionally so the original design keeps its correct shape.
Colours:
White, Red, Green, Blue, Pink, Gold, Silver, Holographic, Black
Holographic vinyl changes colour and appearance depending on the light and viewing angle. Colours shown on screen may also vary slightly from the finished vinyl.
Applying your sticker
Your decal arrives pre-masked with transfer tape. Clean and dry the surface thoroughly, position the sticker, press it firmly into place and slowly peel away the transfer tape.
Fitting inside a window?
Choose Reverse Cut when ordering if you want the sticker applied to the inside of the glass and read correctly from outside.
For best adhesion, avoid rough, textured, dusty, porous or freshly painted surfaces. These are permanent-style cut-vinyl decals and are not designed to be removed and reapplied.
A crisp way to display your interest in chemistry and the element lead.
