How much does it cost to make my own stickers?
It shouldn't be expensive to make your own stickers. We think that stickers should be cheap and we also offer larger and larger discounts the more you order. Here is a typical example of pricing: Five large stickers with 60x20 mm dimensions cost £ 3.50. But if you order 50 pieces, they cost £10.20 and 250 pieces only cost £28.73. You will get free shipping on orders above £10, so buy more and get a better deal!
It is easy to see the prices for your stickers once you have selected a size and shape. The unit price drops rapidly, so you save money if you order more stickers in one single order. You can see how the price changes by changing the number of items ordered.
How long will it take before I receive my stickers?
From ordering, it takes between 2-4 business days.
It is illegal to put up stickers outdoors?
A lot of times you will see that people have put up stickers to support their football team or the like. That is not permitted. You need to ask for permission before putting up a sticker on someone?s house, a lamppost or something else that you do not own.
Can I wash stickers in the dish washer?
Almost all Label Yourself stickers can be washed in the dish washer (except for the bottle labels). If you buy name labels, they can be washed in the washing machine as well.
How do I remove a sticker?
For most people, the easiest way to remove stickers from most surfaces is to pull on them and see if they loosen up. Since our stickers have a solid vinyl surface, they do not break easily. Pull carefully to loosen the sticker. You can use a squeegee if the sticker is attached to a surface that you don't want to get scratches on. It may take some trial and error when attempting to remove stickers. This is because how well the sticker is attached depends on the type of sticker, the material it is attached to and how long it has been there.
Many find that it works well removing the sticker using a hairdryer. Start with the hairdryer on a low heat setting and dial it up if the glue does not start loosing up.
You can also try to carefully use cooking oil, lamp oil or cleaning alcohol. Please always be careful not to damage the surface the sticker is attached to when trying to remove one.
How do you remove stickers from glass surfaces?
If you would like to remove stickers from a glass surface, you can use this little guide. An obvious time to remove stickers from bottles, jam jars, etc. that you have bought is when you want to reuse the glass.
If you can loosen up the sticker on the glass, it is best to try to pull it off. If you are unable to pull it off or if there are remnants of the sticker left, you can try the following:
Use a glass scraper. A glass scraper is a brilliant tool for removing dirt such as glue residue on glass, ceramic stoves, etc. You can use the sharp blade to carefully remove the glue from the sticker without scratching the glass at all. Please be careful not to cut yourself while doing so, however. You can buy a glass scraper where they sell cleaning products or from DIY stores.
If there are stubborn glue residues left, you can try removing them with cooking oil, such as rapeseed oil. If this does not work, you can try using lamp oil.
The methods above are used at your own risk - always start by proceeding cautiously on a non-visible section of the glass.
How do you remove stickers from cars?
When removing stickers from cars, you always need to take into account the material that you want to remove the sticker from. Different approaches are needed for removing stickers from glass surfaces, interior surfaces or a lacquered surface.
Removing stickers from car windows:
If you can get access to the underside of the sticker and loosen it, it is best to just pull it off. If you are unable to pull off the sticker, however, you can proceed cautiously with the methods below. A glass scraper is an amazing tool for removing stickers and other things you want to scrape off glass surfaces. The sharp blade carefully removes the glue from the sticker without scratching the glass.
If there are stubborn glue residues left, you can try removing them with cooking oil, such as rapeseed oil. If this does not work, you can try using lamp oil. Be careful not to spill any of the oil, as it may leave stains.
Removing stickers from metal surfaces:
Never use a glass scraper on metal! Instead, try using a hairdryer. Start with the cold air setting and gradually turn up the heat. Please be sure that the metal is not damaged from the heat.
Hold the blow dryer close to the sticker and point the hairdryer towards the sticker until the glue heats up - then you should be able to remove the sticker just using your fingers.
On lacquered surfaces, you should consider getting assistance from a professional so that you can remove the sticker without leaving scratches.
Please note that the methods above are always at your own risk. Start by trying out the method on a less visible spot.
How are stickers made?
When ordering stickers from Label Yourself, you will be designing your own stickers. Once we receive your order, we will automatically start our production processes. Therefore, if you discover that a mistake has been made, you should contact us as soon as possible.
Once our production team has received your design file, we print the stickers using a high-quality printer. Depending on the type of sticker that you have ordered, they will be printed on various kinds of foils such as, for example, common white foil, transparent foil, gold or silver foil or our matt foil. The vinyl stickers are laminated with vinyl in the final step.
Where can I buy stickers?
You can buy stickers from Label Yourself with your own design. When ordering from us, you can decide upon the form, shape, size and numbers - so if you just need a single sticker, feel free to order that. You can design stickers ranging from 5x5mm/Ø5mm up to 210x210mm/Ø210mm online. If you need larger stickers, you can contact our sales team who will assist you.