How permanent are these on hard plastic (like the type a phone charger is made of)? Will it rub off? What about Alcohol?
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I used the silver pen on my keyboard, because certain keys have worn off. I don't know if I let it dry long enough, but the letter rubbed off pretty quickly. I don't know if that helps, but that's all I have for you.
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Hello, this charger has some kind of nano coating that makes it MOSTLY water proof except for of course the plugins. Charging your phone on a kayak...sounds fun :)
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It is just plastic. I didn't have a problem with the plastic scratching my phone, but the color on the outer part of the case came off really easily.
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No, they are permanent. I wipe them with a damp cloth so have not had trouble with them rubbing off. The printing is small enough and flush with the surface so that they could easily be covered with a label. Hope this helps.
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I'm using a glass screen protector. Been using it since end of December, no scratches. The tip is metal with a plastic cover.
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The stickers on mine came off easily but slowly, with no residue left behind. They were made of a plastic material and would be unlikely to come off in small pieces.
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Not like the other comments, I've had this product for over 3 years and no problems with charging any usb item. To include, Android phones (HTC,Samsung and LG), Iphone, Ipad, Galaxy Tab 2 & 3. Plastic cover is not hard and could break with abuse, mine no problem yet. Have used in car, electrical outlet and with batteries during a power outage.
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I've had mine for a while now, and the design hasn't rubbed off whatsoever. So I doubt yours will �
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The adhesive is very strong as I used this for 2 of my laptops, cellphones and some wood decorations. I would definitely not recommend this for flat walk on surfaces as the vinyl material is not made for every day friction. I did use this as a customize slim protector film for my cellphone and after maybe 4 months it started peeling of and tearing. Personal I toss my phones around my desk and my pocket and with such every day wear and tear, the vinyl broke apart. Hope this helps.
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They are "permanent" labels. Like the labels on pill bottles, I suppose they could sometimes be removed, but they would leave gummy adhesive behind.
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I too initially had problems with them sticking but I found if you apply pressure and heat for several minutes (2-3 minutes) when you put it on it stays much better. When put them on press the palm of your hand on the electrode - that gives it both pressure and warmth and you will probably need to do that each time you put on the electrode. They still don't stick as well as other I've had but these will do until I need them again. Don't use alcohol or anything else on them but you can use a little warm water on them when you reapply them and that might help as well.
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Most electronics manufacturers advise against standard glass cleaners. Also, paper towels and napkins can scratch your glass -- they are made from pulpwood, after all.The two approved methods I know of are: 1. Lens cleaning spray or wipes (usually containing isopropyl alcohol) 2. solution of equal parts distilled water and white vinegarIn either case, be sure to dry the glass thoroughly with a soft cloth (cotton or microfiber) to avoid streaks.
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Not too rough as to mess up the screen of your phone, but not smooth enough to slide out of your hand. Its more the flipper and pocket clip that are more likely to scratch it up. I have dropped my phone in the same pocket several times and no scratches from it as of yet, though I would not recommend making a habit of it.
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They are pretty permanent. Removing them from a jar would be as difficult as removing an adhesive price tag from a picture frame!
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I had one on my iphone4s for over the 2 years I had it and it only peeled off around the camera/ speaker after about 20 months. Not a problem. It's the best.
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Thanks for your inquiry. Yes this label is a permanent adhesive, which should work just fine on all plastic and tyvek applications. Best regards,Label Outfitters, Inc.
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Check their website, but I wouldn't recommend alcohol on anything made of silicone (or any other petroleum-based material). The silicone will dry out much faster, though you may not notice it at first. If mild soap and warm water (not hot) doesn't do it for you, try hydrogen peroxide. As with anything like this, use sparingly and dry thoroughly. Also, based on your question, I'd suggest cleaning them AFTER use, and storing them in the case clean, then they're ready to go when you are.