Removing stubborn price tags or jar labels can often be a hassle. Below, we outline four effective methods for eliminating labels and sticker residue without damaging your items, along with tips specific to various surfaces (glass, metal, etc.). These techniques are suitable for both removing labels from our products at OnlineLabels.com and for tackling labels from store-bought items. Each method will require some scraping with a reliable safety scraper, which is where Scraperite comes in. Always test your chosen removal method on a small, inconspicuous area first to assess any potential reactions between the removal solution and your item. If you have clean jars ready for labeling, consider getting professional-quality labels custom printed by us! Recommended Methods for Label Removal Here are four recommended methods for safely removing labels without harming your object: Method 1: Nail Polish Remover and Rubbing AlcoholApply a generous amount of nail polish remover to a cotton ball, cloth, or paper towel.Place the cloth on the label and allow it to soak in.Begin to peel the label off, using a Scraperite to eliminate any leftover residue, then wipe the area clean with a damp clot...

Identifying the Type of Sticker on Commercial Glass Different adhesives require tailored approaches for effectively cleaning residue from commercial glass. Businesses often use various types of stickers, window clings, and decals for promotional purposes. Here are some common types: Vinyl Clings: These are favored for their reusability, adhering to glass through static or water-based methods, allowing for easy removal without leaving residue.Glassine Paper Stickers: Designed to remain firmly attached, these stickers can be challenging to remove without specialized solvents.Polypropylene Labels: Renowned for their durability and water resistance, these stickers are ideal for long-term applications but may leave behind stubborn adhesive residue.Clear Window Decals: Printed on transparent materials, these decals provide an appealing visual effect. The adhesives used can vary, impacting the ease of removal.Perforated Window Decals: Featuring small holes for one-way visibility, these decals utilize a stronger adhesive, making removal somewhat more difficult. Recognizing the type of sticker or cling you are dealing with will help ensure a successful removal process without damaging the g...