Chalkboard Labels
4.8 rating based on 13 reviews
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Connie Verified Purchase
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OL3299CB (Chalkboard Labels (Non-Printable))
on
October 30, 2021
Good sticker
Quality is good but the label would not stick to wood surface very well.
1 people found this
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Response by OnlineLabels Verified Responseon November 1, 2021We apologize for the adhesive issues you’re experiencing. Our Chalkboard Labels have a permanent adhesive that works well on most surfaces, however we have not tested these on wood to confirm.
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Karlene Verified Purchase
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OL3300CB (Chalkboard Labels (Non-Printable))
on
March 4, 2021
So useful!
Super easy to use, high quality, and I find more efficient than some labels, as these can be used multiple times! I tend to switch my storage and organization often!
2 people found this
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Karlene Verified Purchase
Reviewed
OL3300CB (Chalkboard Labels (Non-Printable))
on
March 1, 2021
So useful!
Super easy to use, high quality, and I find more efficient than some labels, as these can be used multiple times! I tend to switch my storage and organization often!
1 people found this
review helpful
Chalkboard Labels vs. Chalkboard Paint
Chalkboard stickers and paint are widely popular among crafters, small businesses, and families. Whether you're labeling toy bins, organizing your pantry labeling, or decorating, we want to help you find the best option. Here's why our customers keep choosing chalkboard labels over chalkboard paint:
- Paint is messy. There's set-up and clean-up involved with painting projects. You'll need to lay newspaper down in your workspace, wash paint brushes, and more. With chalkboard labels, all you have to do is peel your label off the sheet and stick it to your surface.
- Paint needs to dry. There's some downtime when it comes to chalkboard paint. You can't stick it and immediately start writing. It may also take multiple coats to get your desired color/thickness. On the other hand, you can write on chalkboard stickers anytime, either before applying or right after.
- Paint is permanent. There's no way to reposition or remove chalkboard paint once it dries. If you're paint is crooked or not centered, it's not an easy fix. Instead, the removable adhesive of chalkboard stickers bonds strong and removes easily.
- Taping edges doesn't always produce clean lines. Sure, using masking tape to create your boundaries works, but those lines rarely come out perfectly. You also run the risk of it not being straight. Our labels easily separate from the label sheet, leaving you with clean edges and straight lines.
- You can still create your own sizes. Stickers and paint both allow you to design your own shapes and size chalkboard labels. You can cut our labels by hand or use them in an electronic paper cutter like the Silhouette or Cricut.