Show me Your Labels
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- CowboyKyle
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Re: Show me Your Labels
I scanned through the thread, IB - you're freaking good at this...
but regarding label stock... the waterproof labels, do they come off the bottles easily? http://laserinkjetlabels.com/eshop/10Ex ... =4030-PG12
Seems a nice solution, if they clean up easy. (only have ink jet printer)
but regarding label stock... the waterproof labels, do they come off the bottles easily? http://laserinkjetlabels.com/eshop/10Ex ... =4030-PG12
Seems a nice solution, if they clean up easy. (only have ink jet printer)
Try this trick, and spin it.
- Ibasterd
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Thanks Kyle. The polylabels from laserinkjetlables are great for the fact that they are pretty waterproof and they look great, as they have a nice gloss and come out nice and sharp on an inkjet. However, they do not come off easily. Most of the time the poly peels off leaving a film of glue behind. The citrus based Goo Gone works well to remove the glue, but it is an extra step. I use 16oz bottles for a 2 gallon batch so I usually only have 15 bottles per batch, so It's not that big of a deal. But if I were doing 12oz bottles on a 5 gallon batch, I would think twice. I have actually switched from the poly lables to the craft paper ones that they offer. They are not waterproof, but I like the look and they come off much easier. Good luck, and be sure to post some pictures of your labelsCowboyKyle wrote:I scanned through the thread, IB - you're freaking good at this...
but regarding label stock... the waterproof labels, do they come off the bottles easily? http://laserinkjetlabels.com/eshop/10Ex ... =4030-PG12
Seems a nice solution, if they clean up easy. (only have ink jet printer)
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Re: Show me Your Labels
I use the equivalent of Avery's peel and stick labels. They are 4in x 3.33in and peel right off after being used. They are not waterproof either, though.
One of the forum members here used to sell them - BeerLabelMan. I just haven't seen him in a while. Great prices and I can vouch for the quality of the labels.
One of the forum members here used to sell them - BeerLabelMan. I just haven't seen him in a while. Great prices and I can vouch for the quality of the labels.
- CowboyKyle
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Re: Show me Your Labels
i'll take the easy of removal over the resistance to water everyday and twice on Tuesdays. Thanks for the info!
Try this trick, and spin it.
- Ibasterd
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Re: Show me Your Labels
It's a caribou slobber modified for the Christmas season!
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Re: Show me Your Labels
As with all your labels Ibasterd, very cool label.
- SomeGuyBrewing
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Re: Show me Your Labels
Fool's Gold Pale Ale
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Re: Show me Your Labels
Nice label Someguy!
I have a few labels around for my (home) brewery, none specific to individual recipes. I keg now, so I don't use many. But I did stick a couple on the kegs.
I have a few labels around for my (home) brewery, none specific to individual recipes. I keg now, so I don't use many. But I did stick a couple on the kegs.
Making beer and stew for the Zombie Apocalypse.
Never mind, there it is.
Never mind, there it is.
Re: Show me Your Labels
I kegged my Mosaic Pale Ale yesterday and had enough left over for three bottles so I *had* to come up with a label:
- SomeGuyBrewing
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Great looking label! Loving that skull
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Re: Show me Your Labels
That is a sweet label. You come up with some rally good labels Ron!!!
ANTLER BREWING
Drinking
#93 - Gerst Amber Ale
Conditioning and Carbing
Fermenting
On Deck
Drinking
#93 - Gerst Amber Ale
Conditioning and Carbing
Fermenting
On Deck
Re: Show me Your Labels
Here's a screenshot of the label that I've been using lately. It's just a basic label similar to the ones Brooklyn Brew Shop has for their recipe kits. I have it in a .pdf form, I add the necessary info, and then print. There's 12 labels to a page.
Bailey's Billy Goat Brews
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Don't give me too much credit. I just find images online that I like to re-purpose for my own use and then play with layouts a bit.BlackDuck wrote:That is a sweet label. You come up with some rally good labels Ron!!!
I'm generally happy with them, though - thanks.
- SomeGuyBrewing
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Murphy Brown Porter
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Hahaha, Murphy Brown. Before I scrolled down to see the name I thought it might be the Bionic Woman.