Hello!

This is somewhat related to the thread I started about cleaning up wood for painting. On these same pieces, I need to put a few labels on. Ideally, I'd like the labels to be clear, but the big thing is I want to make sure that they aren't going to come off with abuse and time. Is there something like that that I might be able to use with my computer printer?

Also, I have been told in the past that, when applying a label to a painted surface, it's best to put the label on the surface while the pant's still somewhat tacky, and that as a result the label would stick better due to being partially bonded with the paint. Does this sound right? The paint I'm using is just generic blue spraypaint.

Thanks!

uhh...anyone?

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There are also many labels that you can make with a Seiko label printer or

http://www.dymo.com/home.jhtml?overwriteProfile=Y&websiteId=DYMO_en_US

I have used Dymo and like the product.

Permanent laser labels are pretty tough.

Peter

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