Mr-Label White Matte Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper - Waterproof Full Letter Sheet Labels (8.5"x11") - Compatible with Inkjet & Laser Printers - 100 Sheets for DIY Stickers, Home Business, Crafting, Scrapbooking & Product Labeling

This product printed well. BUT it's not waterproof AT ALL.No es resitemte al aguaI used these with my black n white laser printer to make labels for glass rollon bottles.Came out great. I rubbed water on them, no problem. I rubbed grease on them. no problem.Now over time they would get worn out or messed up but I'm ok with that. I'd just reprint the label.I like the rubbery feel of this paper.It did jam up in my printer the first time through for some reason but then it was fine.Be sure to print on the correct side that doesnt have the watermark, lol.It isnt really 'weatherproof'. My son tried to use it for a sticker on his go-kart. I think it says you have to spray it with something for that feature but I'm using it indoors so no problem for me.would buy it again.I have ordered this product multiple times before. Recently, I ordered another pack and it is not the same as what I received in the past. The sheets feel different and do not work with my printer. I wasted multiple sheets trying to remedy the problem, but could not figure it out. I’m extremely frustrated.For reference, I have an epson et-2720.In the past, I printed sticker sheets with the premium matte setting and it worked great; however with the most recent pack I received, there are no print settings (that I know of) that work for this paper.as a start-up I am not ready to order 2,000 labels of each through a professional printing company (to get the best price). So I ordered these and am totally impressed. I use them for my tinctures and other oil product labels. Also for my capsule labels. Great adhesion, even when the oil drips onto the labels. Great colorfastness as well. Very white. these are not paper labels. They're more of some type of vinyl. I misprinted a page of labels so I use these misprints as tape to hold things together or closed. Seriously, the material does not tear easily at all. I will be using these labels until I'm ready to go professional. Be careful because there is nothing printed on the back so when you're first using them, it can be difficult to tell the label from the backing so you may (like i did) print a page one the wrong side.Bought these because they were noted as waterproof. Used them to make branded labels for popsicles. The condensation in the cooler made them bleed everywhere. Didn't have time to fight with a return for this project. Disappointing for sure.Really happy with how good these labels take inkjet ink, as well as allowing the material to be sprayed with clear spray paint to "weather-proof" the ink.I used these to create some stickers for my truck. I put these on some magnetic sheets, so I can remove them as needed. Very pleased with the results.Link to magnets I used: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B079NK1748/Update: 2021-02-28: After almost a year of being exposed to the elements, many of these labels have started to peel up. Granted, they have been stuck on my truck (rain, sun, road grime, etc). The "weather proofing" proved to be unnecessary and actually made the stickers look bad when it started to yellow. Fortunately, when the paint wears away the vinyl still looks good as new (and the lettering is still fine). I was able to get the stickers to adhere to the magnetic backing again by brushing on some watered down gorilla glue and placing some weight on them overnightStill very happy with these and would highly recommend them.No complaints with the label themselves, worked as advertised. Took ink well and while not a sharp as using glossy photo paper, the results were acceptable for my requirements. The only issue I had was that these are obviously heavy compared to plain paper and probably slightly heavier than glossy photo paper. The feeder of my HP OfficeJet Pro 8710 had trouble feeding the paper out of the tray... and unfortunately that model has no manual feed option. After setting the printer to "heavy paper" and trying 4 or 5 times, eventually it grabbed the sheet and I was on my way. I won't deduct any stars for this issue, as I fully blame the printer... But just something to keep in mind.NOTE: Ink jet inks are typically NOT waterproof. If the ink runs when getting wet, the issue is not with these labels. If you want your project to be waterproof, you'll need a clear coat of some kind. For my last project, I used Rustoleum Crystal Clear Enamel, sold at your local hardware store in a spray can. This is a glossy clear coat, although I am sure there are plenty of different finishes and brands available that will get you the waterproof look you are after.DIY usage. Difficult to separate the label from the backing. Not marked which side is label vs backing. Wasted some sheets as a result.