Milcoast Silver Foil Glossy Waterproof Tear Resistant Blank Adhesive 2" x 4" Rectangle Shaped Labels - for Inkjet/Laser Printers - 200 Labels (20 Sheets)

We use these sheets to laser-print ID tags for propane/LP gas cylinders, and affix them to the tanks' metal collars. The silver material sticks well (we clean the surface first, duh...) and is weatherproof. The tanks sit outside in the sun, rain and snow like happy LP gas tanks are supposed to do, We did experience ink bonding issues, but it appears to be more of an issue with our older laser printer and toner than the labels. A quick blast of clearcoat enamel over a freshly printed and affixed tag solved our problem.Heads up: These will NOT do well on inkjet printers. They are designed for thermal bonding of the laser toner and ink will not adhere to the metallic surface and will just wipe off.

What I really like about these labels is that they are stunning. I use these labels to market my bottles of air freshener. They stand out. They have a kind of luminescent iridescent look once you put them on. Kind of like a mirrored look. Once you put these on you realize that it truly is a silver mirrored color. Not like the muted silver that most labels look like. You can actually see the reflective surface. The sticking quality of these labels are excellent. Once you put them on they stay on.The slight downside of these labels is that they are a little expensive compared to other labels. But I think metallic labels in general are going to cost more than regular labels. In addition to that... they are not exactly waterproof. The labels stick well. They don't peel. However because they are near like metallic surface, the Metallic color becomes discolored if water or product gets on it. So in essence, you got to keep them dry.I like the look so much that I have continued to use these despite the expense and the fact that they label will turn color if liquid that's on it. I haven't found a better solution to this issue yet so I will probably keep purchasing them until I find a better option.

Tried to print a page of labels, and the ink smeared on half of them. I've successfully printed many pages of Avery brand silver labels without any issues, so my Inkjet printer is not the issue. Maybe these would work with a laser printer, but don't bother if you're using an Inkjet. Also, the silver is sort of an iridescent silver, which surprised me. The Avery brand labels I've used are a matte, true silver by comparison.

These labels were used to put a personalized touch on mini wine bottles and sparkling cider. However, the template was not easy to use for creative graphics. It was hard to layer. I would suggest an online design app similar to Avery to open up possibilities of using background art along with text. I actually used the avery site for printing these labels, but it did not align perfectly. The inflexibility of the template is the only thing that made me take off 1 star. They are nice labels.

I was really happy to see the labels were a nice metallic gold. When trying to print, it was disappointing as the labels would not feed correctly into printer, thus, they would print some labels correctly and then other labels would not print correctly. Even after changing print settings to include paper type as cardstock and/or labels, still the same thing. Although color is very nice, I was very disappointed and several pages of labels were messed up/damaged. Would not recommend due to the issues with labels not printing correctly.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  These labels were absolutely GROSS, for one..they aren’t gold, PLOT TWIST, they are coated in a weird milky layer..that easily wipes off with water and THEN the label becomes gold..HOWEVER, now that the weird milky layer has been taken off, the gold label is now gross and sticky..these were the biggest waste of money for labels in the history of labels. DO NOT BUY IF YOU WANT QUALITY.

Ordered these for a hair product spray bottle. These are beautiful but not for use with inkjet printers. The ink came right off. I am going to try putting clear gorilla tape over them after applying or SOMETHING. Ughhh!

Even before putting it into the printer if you touch the silver it leaved white marks, after printing the ink smears even if you give it hours to dry. The website has templates to use that are an excellent help for formatting.