We need to lable plastic vials. Can you write on the tape with sharpies/black felt tip pen? Will the tape adhere and stay on plastic? I
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Yes, the market will hold but the glue On The tape is not very strong so it may not stick well :/
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If you need it to stick, don't bother purchasing this pack. Markers work well, though. This product is intended to be a non-sticky tape for kids to put on a variety of different surfaces without damaging the surface. It's very similar to painter's tape in that regard. But it is not useful as tape.
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I haven't taped it to plastic-but I have written on the tape with sharpies.
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This tape is very much like masking tape. It has a light stickiness, so may not stay well on a plastic bin unless covered with clear tape. If the vial is small and you run the tape completely around it, it may stick to itself better than the plastic. You can easily write on it with a sharpie... The colors are nice and bright.
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Yes, you can write with a sharpie. The tape is just like masking tape, only colored. We use ours to label metal shelving and it has stayed up well.
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Pens work great, especially ones called B2P (bottle to pen) these are made from recycled plastic bottles, they write on just about everything, even wet surfaces. Pencils don't work so good on this paper. I would highly recommend this rite in rain paper for anything you may need to use paper for in a damp or went environment. I wrote on the paper with 6 totally different types of pens and they all work great. You do want to write on single sheets though because you will make dents in the paper below if there is more than one sheet. I works perfectly for geocaching log sheets in container that may get wet inside, the log stays dry. I hope this has helped you decide. Pens work great, especially ones called B2P (bottle to pen) these are made from recycled plastic bottles, they write on just about everything, even wet surfaces. Pencils don't work so good on this paper. I would highly recommend this rite in rain paper for anything you may need to use paper for in a damp or went environment. I wrote on the paper with 6 totally different types of pens and they all work great. You do want to write on single sheets though because you will make dents in the paper below if there is more than one sheet. I works perfectly for geocaching log sheets in... » Read More Pens work great, especially ones called B2P (bottle to pen) these are made from recycled plastic bottles, they write on just about everything, even wet surfaces. Pencils don't work so good on this paper. I would highly recommend this rite in rain paper for anything you may need to use paper for in a damp or went environment. I wrote on the paper with 6 totally different types of pens and they all work great. You do want to write on single sheets though because you will make dents in the paper below if there is more than one sheet. I works perfectly for geocaching log sheets in container that may get wet inside, the log stays dry. I hope this has helped you decide. « Show Less
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Yes, this tape will stick to polyethylene film/sheeting. It adheres extremely well to clean, dry surfaces.
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Excellent question. Yes, the label should stick well to a plastic bag. I use this label maker to stick to hard plastic drawers, to indicate to my class what is in each drawer (e.g. pencils, crayons, sticker, etc.). The label itself is very much like tape (with a much more adhesive). I hope that answers your question.
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I don't know if these labels will stick to freezer containers, it is not something my husband or I have tried. Seems if the surface is not really smooth the labels won't stick too well. You could see if there are labels that are meant for using on butcher paper you might be able to use that material in the label maker, but I honestly don't know if this will work or not. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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Yes they will mark on plastic but you will need to give a few seconds to dry before touching and then there will be no smudging!
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There is a small area where you can label the discs (the part that is blue/purple/green/etc..)Please note that, in my opinion, it is too small. However, you should be able to write on the "vinyl" black part as well (assuming you have a white marker).
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I do not know about Sharpies because they are smudged by solvents. It depends on what chemicals are used in applying the plastic coating.
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Yes, I just used scotch tape that you can write on. I just love them. Ihave three of them.
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I have one the I put on our soap dispenser and it's still there from last year. This container gets wet frequently and it is still holding. I assume because plastic does not attract moisture than paper. Make sure you wipe the surface first before puting the label. You can also put a magic tape on top after sticking the label to avoid moisture if you want to finish the paper label first.
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Yes, I think so. It has a standard kind of ready-to-use adhesive (no need to wet it or anything) that you just press into place, like any shelf paper. I will stick to plastic too, I'm quite sure. Good luck.
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I only use labels on plastic and rubber containers. When removed from these, a little sticky residue is left. You can remove this with your thumb or a pink pencil eraser. Any hard surface should be safe though.
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I believe you could use these labels for glass jars. The adhesive seems as strong as on paper labels. These clear labels are similar to Scotch Tape and I think would stick to glass as well as Scotch Tape does.
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If you want to print directly on the label, you must have a printer that has that capability. My printer does not... I just write on it with a felt tip.
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Depends on the CD some are too glassy textured and the pen just beads up some are a little rougher and allow the pen to stick. Personally would use fine sharpies not sharpie pens!
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yes you can write on the disc if you use a felt tip marker. do not use a label.
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Depending on what surface you write on with sharpie it can be rubbed off over time, so it would have to be reapplied after a few washes. Short of engraving, however, it holds 'permanent' the longest of any medium (or brand) I have found.