Print-to-Edge Labels
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Michelle Verified Purchase
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OL894CK (Clear Gloss Inkjet (Inkjet Only))
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May 9, 2025
Just What I Needed
I was thrilled to find exactly the size and shape I had envisioned. I thought I would have to get a custom sticker. My labels turned out great!
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Prasert Verified Purchase
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OL1025VS (Void Silver Polyester (Laser Only))
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May 9, 2025
The decal stays on the item / tag firmly and is not easily removed once it dries
I like that if you try and pull off the decal and put it on something else, the hologram of VOID becomes legible and the decal visibly shows where it was pulled up and appears tampered with.
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Myecca Verified Purchase
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OL996CK (Clear Gloss Inkjet (Inkjet Only))
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May 8, 2025
3x2 clear gloss labels
I love the labels. I’ve been ordering from online labels since starting my business. I do wish they had a weatherproof option for these particular labels. I was having a problem with the ink easily sc...
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Response by OnlineLabels Verified Responseon May 9, 2025For a more durable print result, you can adjust the material type setting within your printer options. Adjusting to a Photo or Glossy option should resolve the issues you're seeing.
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What is "full bleed?"
If the edges of your design are getting cut off, it may be because your label configuration extends to the edge of your sheet, or close to it, where the printer can't reach. That space is called the "non-printable margin." Most printers have one, which is why this list is so important. We're committed to helping you create the perfect full-bleed labels for your project.
So what is "full bleed?" The term is commonly used by print shops and design professionals. It describes the desire or need to print background colors and images beyond the die-cut edge of a label. This means no unprinted edges along the sides of your label. It creates a seamless design from your label to your intended surface.