Looking for glossy labels

[ricecracker]

It appears that people can find glossy labels for their DIY juices, but I can't seem to find the exact model or link to a page. I currently use the Avery 5160 labels, but they just start to fall apart after a few days in my pocket or if they get wet at all. I would post this in the DIY forum, but since I'm new here, I can't.

Can anyone help me out?

 

[Thunderball]

Look into a Brother label maker. They have glossy labels that will stand up to giving your bottles a "hot water bath" amd also freezing and refrigerating does not hurt them. Get one that will print at leat two lines of script. If you can afford it, there is a brother that does 4 ines also I think. Thats important for putting alot of info on a smaller 5 ml bottle.

I have this two line label maker.. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Brother-PTD200-Home-and-Office-Labeler/21130566

 

[Dr_Romm]

if you ever decide to sell your juice, look up Custom vape Wraps on instagram, they do all kinds of custom wraps, stickers, and labels.

 

[ricecracker]

if you ever decide to sell your juice, look up Custom Vape Wraps on instagram, they do all kinds of custom wraps, stickers, and labels.

I am looking into making some for sale in the near future, and have been giving some to friends and such, I already have a label design and everything, but I also want to keep costs low. The stuff from custom vape wraps look pretty cool, but likely too expensive for me to do, especially since I make 15 different flavors in batches of 5 or so lol

 

[rjbarney]

Yes, Brother makes 2 types of models. The most popular uses 1/2" tape (2 lines) and one more expensive model that uses 3/4" tape for larger fonts or 4 smaller font labels. They would be perfect for DIY bottles. Great idea Thunderball.

 

[rjbarney]

Hello, I'm new to vapeing but am an old hat at labeling. If you see my post above or below or where ever they put them ... the Brother labeler does a great job at making labels that stick to the bottles. Their available at WalMart and any office store but you would pay more for an office store model but have a better selection. It's a trade off. Good Luck!

Look into a Brother label maker. They have glossy labels that will stand up to giving your bottles a "hot water bath" amd also freezing and refrigerating does not hurt them. Get one that will print at leat two lines of script. If you can afford it, there is a brother that does 4 ines also I think. Thats important for putting alot of info on a smaller 5 ml bottle.

I have this two line label maker.. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Brother-PTD200-Home-and-Office-Labeler/21130566