- Create unique, customizable signage for your business
- Signage work two ways-- remove backing for an 8-1/2" x 11" sign to stick on walls or detach front adhesive strips to apply a 7-3/4" x 10-1/4" sign on the inside of a window
- Signs stay in place until you remove it, leaving no messy residue. (not intended for use longer than four months)
- Easily customize and print from your computer in minutes with free templates and designs from Avery Design & Print Online
- For use with inkjet printers
The title says, "Removable" window and wall signage. I assumed I could make signs that could be removed and reused. That''s not the case with these signs. They can be removed but that would destroy them. I am going to use them by printing them up and laminating them. That way I can reuse them. I wanted to use them to display special holiday hours. These leave a terrible glue residue when removed from the window. I had to use a razor blade scraper to scrape it off.
The signs are a nice size at 7 3/4" by 10 1/4". There are ten (10) in a package. It uses an ink jet printer.
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I like it because putting up tape all over our glass doors ends up being more hassle than it''s worth. So I loved the idea of being able to put these on, peel em off and use em again. First off... That''s not quite the case. You can put them on and they stay on the glass doors well. BUT when you pull them off, then you ruin them. I haven''t been able to reuse any so far. Now the good part is that it doesn''t leave residue or pieces of tape that have to be scratched off with a razor. But seems costly for a sign I can''t reuse. So I think that I will use these for signs that we do not want to remove as it looks more professional than the clear pockets or tape. But will not be using them as "reusable."
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I''m not a business, but I wanted these window stickers to add some personalization to my car. Well... That didn''t work out, because the adhesive is around the border of the sign, or if you do a cutout, it would be on the back of the sign.
So, instead of doing the border side I did a self adhesive sign and decorated my apartment''s walls with the favorite sports teams'' logos. They stick really well to the walls, so well in fact that the pointed edges don''t curl up like some other brands, leaving a flush finish. It almost appears that the signs are actually painted into the wall instead of applied. (But don''t move it around too much or it begins to loose it''s adhesiveness, as to be expected, of course)
I think what I would have liked to have see was this application, plus a clear sticker-like layer that you can cut and put over the printed image preventing fading so that I can apply some stickers to my car.
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Works as advertised, so in that respect they get 4 stars (I only give 5 stars to exceptional products). But they lose a star for the expense. At a 1.40 or so a sheet they aren''t cheap then you have to consider the cost of ink. A full page of purple (as shown on the cover) could wipe out half a cartridge of ink. Take your sign down to an office supply place and get a color print for .99, laminate the thing, and put some double sided tape on it. Reusable, movable, and cheaper.
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A lot of people (including myself) thought this would be a "cling" sticker, that could be reused at least once or twice. Nope. It''s a single-use sticker.
Also, some people have purchased these thinking they are transparent (or, that you can somehow peel the white off both sides). Nope. Just white paper with an adhesive backing. It is ink jet quality, though, and the images look nice.
The differences between this product and the Avery #8165, White 8-1/2 x 11" Full-Sheet Labels is that the Wall Signage sticker has an option to peel just the border, so you can mount on the inside of a window. Also, the adhesive isn''t as strong, so you can remove it (worked fine for us, minimal residue).
Other setbacks: You can''t print to the edge if you''re using on a window (you must leave a small border). Here are a couple tips for using these a little easier:
-This product isn''t recommended for use longer than 4 months. I think it yellows &/or gets brittle and more difficult to remove, especially if exposed to sunlight.
-Make sure you''re mounting on a clean surface. If there are little bits of scotch tape or something like that, it is more likely to make a mess.
-Also, if you have some residue, don''t use a razor blade or whip out the chemicals. The best trick is a cotton ball with rubbing alcohol. The little fibers in the cotton ball make cleanup of sticker residue effortless.
Alternative recommendations for removable window signage:
-If all you need is a white 8.5 x 11 sign, piece of paper & scotch tape! (LOL) Still not sure how this product improves on the basics.
-There are lots of cling products out there for cutouts (i.e.: Grafix Cling Vinyl 9-Inch-by-12-Inch 9-Pack, Assorted Colors, though I haven''t seen a printable one designed for signage. Anyone out there ever try printing on these vinyl sheets with a laser? (I wouldn''t try it with an ink jet). Or, anyone find a printable cling sticker? If so please leave a comment.
-You can easily print on a sticker of any size, then affix the sticker to the cling products. An extra step, but if you want something custom & reusable, it works great.
-If you want a transparent window sign, there are lots of printable transparencies, for about 1/10th the price. We usually pay about $15 for 100. (But you still have to use scotch tape! LOL)
Hope this helps!
