Laminate for Chapsticker Labels

[Antnee]

Hi all, I got a project to print chapstick labels. I'm looking for a thin inexpensive laminate. I usually use Oracal 210 but I think its overkill. Any suggestions as I've check Fellers and Grimco?

 

[MikePro]

liquid laminate is the cheapest way to go p.s.f., can be applied with a paintroller if you don't have a liquid laminator.

 

[BigfishDM]

Hi all, I got a project to print chapstick labels. I'm looking for a thin inexpensive laminate. I usually use Oracal 210 but I think its overkill. Any suggestions as I've check Fellers and Grimco?

You can simply reverse print onto our clear iDot and you won't have to laminate.

 

[CanuckSigns]

You can simply reverse print onto our clear iDot and you won't have to laminate.

Can you elaborate on this?

 

[BigfishDM]

Can you elaborate on this?

If they are going to print an adhesive label then laminate to make it water resistant then you can easily do the application by reverse printing onto our clear iDot. You could also reverse print onto laminate and install but you don't need to make it a 2 step process is what I am saying.

 

[CanuckSigns]

If they are going to print an adhesive label then laminate to make it water resistant then you can easily do the application by reverse printing onto our clear iDot. You could also reverse print onto laminate and install but you don't need to make it a 2 step process is what I am saying.

I'm still not following you, I may be misunderstanding but if you are trying to print a label or a chapstick container (or any product really) how would reverse printing on clear material work, unless this iDot material somehow allows you to print onto the adhesive...

 

[BigfishDM]

I'm still not following you, I may be misunderstanding but if you are trying to print a label or a chapstick container (or any product really) how would reverse printing on clear material work, unless this iDot material somehow allows you to print onto the adhesive...

My mistake, you wouldn't need to reverse print.