Avery Ultra Duty GHS Chemical Labels for Pigment Inkjet Printers, Waterproof, UV Resistant, 8.5 x 11 (60521)

I also thought that the bad reviews and people complaining about the adhesive were just dumb customers. They are not. This is such a bad product, the adhesive is amazing, so amazing that it stick to the backing paper and not the actual printable lable. Also if by some miracle it stays in place then you will have so much fun trying to peal the backing paper without touching the adhesive because as soon as you touch the smallest corner that thing it will stick immediately to your finger and come off completely from the sticker paper. This is just a bad product. I cant speak for the durability long term but I got them wet and they didn’t fade, Im guessing the durability is good but , how is that a good thing if they just dont stick in the first place. If you buy this product mark my words, you will ended up with a lable that have only 50% of the adhesive on it. Also colors look faded when printed with an injekt printer (even though im using the correct paper)

Avery GHS Chemical Labels are the best that I have found for durable signs that last outdoors for years! We used our computer printers to form-feed these sheets and print professional looking "Property Of" labels for our 50 new traffic cones. So far, those lasted fine for 3 years of blazing hot summer sun and icy freezing winters. We also printed OSHA-style signs for marking floor clearance spaces for electrical panels, fire alarm control panels, and fire extinguisher posts. Beware of one point. Despite marketing as being chemical resistant, the floor labels actually bleached out when the VADOC inmates did the annual stripping-then-resealing of our building floors.

I use these labels for my water and oil based skincare products. The labels are waterproof, oil proof, abrasion proof (tested with my sugar scrubs) and tear resistant. I was able to even lift them off of some containers and reapply them to others or re-position them and they still stuck great.MAKE SURE YOU ARE USING THE CORRECT TYPE OF PRINTER. If you go to the Avery website, it will tell you what type of printer you need to use with these labels. They will not work with just any inkjet printer. If you don't use the right printer with pigment powder ink, they will smear, run and bleed. And make sure you are using the labels for inkjet and not laser. Made that costly mistake.

I ordered the Ultra Duty GHS labels and the quality of prints that I have with them is great. I have no complaints there. However, I find I'm fighting with pulling the sticker from the backing and in most cases I'm just peeling the backing from itself and not from the actual sticker part. The ones that have come off of the backing have been excellent, but it's a fight that I don't think anyone should have with a sticker.

If you're printing labels and planning on leaving them the size of the paper, then these panels are great. If you're looking to cut them down to another size, don't bother with these. They're impossible to remove once you've cut them. They're also not glossy. They're more of a matte - satin sheen.

I'd say they're too much for almost a dollar a sheet but they hold up well. Very durable and good adhesion. Make sure you print at the highest quality you can.

I've tried every way after printing on half the pack to get the backing off. I cannot get the backing off without leaving large pieces of it adhered to the label rendering it useless. At almost $1 a sheet, I've completely wasted my money. Look for a different brand. I know I will.

Worked well, however being on my car for over a year it has nearly completely wore off.