Low tack custom vinyl stickers?

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I'm after a service like:  but without the £50 min order (£20 would be acceptable). I want to produce a number of really pukka one-off vinyl labels for  various signage in the house (2 CUs breaker designations), valve purpose  on the "plumbing" cupboard, stuff like that. I'll be submitting the electronic design - I just need printing onto a  good medium upto about 45cm wide by 5cm high. I don't mind cutting a  number of prints out of a single sheet. Low tack sticky plastic is best in case anything gets changed. Anyone know another printer like the above, but with more flexible pricing?

Andy Burns · Accepted Answer

Print your own, search for static cling inkjet film, UK suppliers don't  spring to the top of the list though ...

Tim Watts · Answer

Don't have an inkjet - but a laser medium would be OK as do have a colour laser :)

I was wondering that - but beyond paper labels (no good) I could not think of a suitable stock.

45cm wide would be a problem, but as that one is a singular case , 2 or 3 sections abutted would be just about OK.

Andy Burns · Answer

Assumed you wouldn't, but thought you might know someone unfortunate  enough to own one ...

Dave W · Answer

Have you considered label making devices, that produce various sized  lettering on tape which can be purchased in various colours?

The Natural Philosopher · Answer

You can buy peel and stick vinyl that works with a color laser printer. And label stock too. I've used that to decorate model planes.

Jonathan · Answer

Dymo tape? Jonathan

Tim Watts · Answer

That could do the job! Thank you.

Tim Watts · Answer

Have one - not possible to do nice alignment and the tape is not wide  enough.

The Natural Philosopher · Answer

etc. It costs very little to get in a pack of matt or gloossy. cutting straight sided sections is trivial with steel ruler and craft knife. Don't use inkjet., inks fade faster than 1950s color photographs. And  lost of them are not waterproof either.

Adam Aglionby · Answer

laser cling

Tim Watts · Answer

I might try those - looks rather interesting. Thank you.

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