Which Vinyl Help!

[Serenity Stickers]

I am wanting to make childrens name stickers for lunchboxes, bottles etc, can someone please advise me which Arlon or Avery vinyl to use please, it would need to be printable and dishwasher safe. Also would I need to laminte it? TIA

 

[player]

Is your printing ink designated safe for hospitals, children and food areas?

Sticking vinyl to some plastics may require special vinyls.

 

[Serenity Stickers]

hi im using Eco max Roland Inks

 

[J Hill Designs]

I'll let the more tech savvy weigh in on the 'safe for children' issue, but yes, you would want to laminate.

 

[Serenity Stickers]

I'll let the more tech savvy weigh in on the 'safe for children' issue, but yes, you would want to laminate.

I will be laminating just need know which vinyl, so many people selling lunchbox name labels I thought finding a vinyl would be easy.

 

[rjssigns]

I'd say any of the vehicle wrap vinyl/laminate would work. Then again I've never used it for what you want to do.

 

[qmr55]

I will be laminating just need know which vinyl, so many people selling lunchbox name labels I thought finding a vinyl would be easy.

did anyone else laugh out loud?

 

[CanuckSigns]

did anyone else laugh out loud?

They are actually quite popular, not something I would ever sell, but companies like Mabel's Labels make a killing doing these, granted it's all online and you could never touch the prices they sell for...

http://mabelslabels.com/personalized-name-stickers.html

 

[BigfishDM]

Ideal way to do it would be with adhesive polypro shelf talker strips off a laser printer. If you do decide to use your equipment I would still use and adhesive polypropylene instead of vinyl. The poly is more durable and wont shrink like vinyl. I happen to carry and adhesive polypro for your machine if your interested.