I'm just wondering has anyone come up with an easy way to label their carts as to what flavor they've used in them? I keep them somewhat seperated but when I pull them out they get mixed up and I wind up having to vape to see which is what flavor lol
Easy Labeling?
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You can always write something on the sticker if you run out of colors I do put initials for different flavors and have a small note pad in case i forget
Sticky labels is what I was thinking but I didn't want to worry about getting gunk on the carts when I have to peel it off or it wears off eventually. I think I'm going to try the color coding first was just curious as to whether anyone had come up with a good system
I have been thinking of this too.
I have a "vinyl plotter/cutter" (cuts custom decals etc)
I too was thinking of cutting some stripes or dots and color coding the carts/e-liquid bottles (that way I can cross-reference!)
If you are worried about the adhesive, a dab of rubbing alcohol or naptha (zippo fluid) will remove the adhesive residue
I have a "vinyl plotter/cutter" (cuts custom decals etc)
I too was thinking of cutting some stripes or dots and color coding the carts/e-liquid bottles (that way I can cross-reference!)
If you are worried about the adhesive, a dab of rubbing alcohol or naptha (zippo fluid) will remove the adhesive residue
Yeah thats why I use the punch outs there small and easy and you can get the glue off and can make a million of them. Staples and stores like that sell tons of color stickers so there is alot of colors just write down a liquid and stick one next to it for ref in a notepad
Why not use one of those silver type markers, and just put some type of initials on them. ie.. pch=peach, stw=strawberry, etc. Hope this helps.
Sharpie still works, or even better- try the metallic paint sharpies 
I've been using them to label my diy bottles for a while, seems to hold up pretty well.
I've been using them to label my diy bottles for a while, seems to hold up pretty well.
The VG does thats why I dont use them aas it comes off just from using it and refillling and wiping.
An oil-based paint pen (Sharpie makes them, as do others) will mark any surface. Comes off with rubbing alcohol or a sharp fingernail scrape.
I use extra-fine Sharpie oil-based pens in gold and silver on my cartomizers and cartridges.
I use extra-fine Sharpie oil-based pens in gold and silver on my cartomizers and cartridges.
Not that I've found. I've had to use a rubbing-alcohol saturated pad (only on the outside of a cart!) and really rub it for it to come off at all. Incidental drops shouldn't distort it much. (I scrape it off nowadays instead, it's neater.)
Just be sure to get the oil-based paint pens, not water-based markers/"poster paint" pens.
I use a Brother P-touch label-er, although any similar brand should be fine. In the smallest width. Makes a nice band around the bottom of a cart near the atomizer, or bottom of a cartomizer.
They also easily peel off.
They also easily peel off.
I have been sticking vhs label stickers at the bottom where it screws into the battery and writing on that. if I m spilling juice that far, my hand would be wet.
hmmm, I have a brothers P-touch printer at work.. smallest tape you say...
hmmm, I have a brothers P-touch printer at work.. smallest tape you say...
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