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- First, pick which label removing application you want to use. Most of the applications come in a sheet of apparent plastic with a strong adhesive on one side.
- By means of removers such as these connect the label with the remover and the other side of the sheet acts as a shield, which keeps the label unbroken and protects it.
- Apply a sheet to the label you want to removed. You will need to allow time for the remover and label to tie so you have a clean removal.
- You may want to allow it to bond longer than the guidelines state to ensure a clean removal. Once time is up, carefully unwrap the label remover application away.
This is a huge option for those of you that collect labels, especially wine bottle labels. Buying a common label remover is usually an inexpensive and popular way to remove labels.
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