INSTRUCTIONS
- Clean and Dry the Surface. Make sure the jar surface or any surface is clean and dry before applying the chalkboard label. A smooth surface enhances adhesion and longevity.
- Peel Off the Backing. Gently peel off the backing from the chalkboard label, revealing the adhesive side. Take care not to touch the adhesive to maintain its effectiveness.
- Align and Apply the Label. Align the chalkboard label with precision on the desired location of the jar or any surfaces. Smoothly apply the label, starting from one edge and moving towards the other, to prevent air bubbles.
- Smooth Out Air Bubbles (if needed). If any air bubbles occur during application, gently smooth them out with your fingers or a soft cloth to ensure a flat and even surface.
- Allow Adhesive to Set. Generally, you don’t have to wait for its adhesive to set and you can use it straight after sticking them to the jar or surface. But, if you want to achieve its strongest adhesion and durability, give the chalkboard label some time to set and bond with the jar and other surfaces.
- Write or Draw. Use a liquid chalk marker to write or draw on the label. Express your creativity or clearly label the content of the jar for easy organization.
- Erase and Update. When you want to change the label, simply erase the chalk markings with a damp cloth. The chalkboard label is now ready for new writing.
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