Could I use these for glass jars? Is the adhesive strong enough?
1040840
Probably not if you planned on washing them often but definitely for storage or single use, like preserves? Worth a try.
1040841
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.
1040842
I personally have never used them that way, though I agree with the other two responders. I would think as long as you don't get them wet to often, they should do fine. I love these labels. They are my go-to label for just about everything.
817723
Not very. I purchased these to hold a dry erase board to the fridge. These were not strong enough to do the job (even using all of them to cover the back of the board).
1335847
They work well on my half-gallon and quart wide mouth cannister jars, which have the metal clasps that clip down to tighten the glass lid up against the rubber gasket. This type jar used to be called an "easy seal jar." Hope this helps.
1875262
Depends on their size. The seal is strong, and the glass jars are thick, high-quality glasses. Just be mindful of the listed dimensions, and if those accommodate the size you need, you'll be satisfied :)
1649695
It'd be perfect, as long as jars are not too high (drawers are about 2 3/4" deep.) Tubes of paint....no problem!
1152617
I have not tried sticking these on plastic, but I don't see why they would not. They are sticking fast onto my glass jars which are going through the dishwasher, and being hand washed, repeatedly with no lifting or signs of wear.
617684
My opinion is "no." This is not an adhesive. That would probably need to be museum wax. I ordered it to stick a glass perfume bottle to the top of a platform, and it did not work. I am now ordering museum wax for the adhesive property.
1943112
Yes, and they look nice on the jar, however, even though it covers, it does not seal at 100%. There is leakage if youre travelling with them.
218320
What a cool idea! They stick to my glass jars and tin lids very well; never had an issue so I'm pretty sure they'll stick well since pucks are pretty smooth on the top (unless they actually use them in an ice hockey game) ;-)
600628
I was told glass canning jars could be screwed onto this machine - haven't tried it though.
1101317
Yes, they are firm but flexible, so I think it would work for you as long as the mouth of the jar isn't too narrow...
2155236
Yes the "sticky" is clear. I'm not sure about it holding the weight of a glass rectangle - my experience is only with paper crafting. If the glass is being adhered to something itself and the tape isn't holding the entire weight, it might work. If packing tape came in narrow sizes, I'd think that would hold. Sorry I can't be more specific for your project - it's excellent for my cards and scrapbooking. Good luck on your project.
801276
I haven't used them in that regard but I would think they wouldn't be too successful. They're fine for keeping light things tacked together where no real gravity is applied. I would think keeping something like stockings up would be too much weight for the adhesive
111892
I can tell you that they stick well to my refrigerator and magnetic whiteboard. I am not sure about glass unless the glass is somehow magnetic.
1818767
I tried to use them on glass canning jars and they didn't even seal most of them. My guess is they wouldn't work at all for your buckets because they don't have a tight enough seal. They only absorb so much air before they quit working so if your seal isn't perfect they would wear out from the little bit of air seeping in. If you have a rubber ring inside the lid of your buckets, or if these are metal buckets you will "can" with metal lids, you might be able to get them to work.
272083
They can seal pretty tightly, but it's not impossible to remove. Just make sure you've got a good grip (I have one of those jar grips) and you're good to go!
1912958
On some jars, yes. It depends on how they are labeled. I used a label maker and made neat little labels for the jars I couldn't read. A sharpie would also work well to solve this problem. These shelves really made my spice cabinet neat and orderly. Definitely recommend!