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Depending on where the label is being applied the glue applied under the label may need to be changed. Generally, "permanant" adhesive is used on most labels. Permanant Adhesive
This is the adhesive used in most of labels that are intended to stay once it has been applied. On plastic, metal, wood or other soft hard surfaces, this label will stick and stay. However when this adhesive is stuck on cotton cloth it stays on strong yet removes well. Please do not use these stickers on fur, suede, silk and other sensitive cloth. Removable Adhesive
In the case that you do not want the label to stay forever on hard soft surfaces such as metal, wood, plastic, there is an adhesive that can be removed with ease. It stays on strong, but not as strong as the "permanant". It works well on surfaces you wish to place labels, but have the need to change or remove often. Note: It's much stronger than the adhesives on sticky memo-notes. Cold Surface Adhesive
This adhesive is used on sufraces that are already cold. Normal glue would freeze and lose it's stickiness when applied to cold and perhaps condensating surfaces. This works well on industrial products. For surfaces that will have condensation, such as glass, we recomend the label not be made of paper. The adhesive would work great, but eventually the paper wouldn't, and that's would defeat the purpose of the label.
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Label Adhesives
