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Avery laser labels backing paper... throw away the labels, print (reversed) onto the 'slippy' side of backing sheet, then spray on the super 77 and LET IT DRY FOR 5 MINUTES!!!
Once it's nice and tacky (do this in a DUST-FREE environment!) align and rub-down the labels with a sharpie lid.
If the labels get out of whack, you have to start over with the panel. -To remove EVERYTHING from the panel, just wipe it with a clioh soaked in naptha (Zippo lighter fluid..same stuff but MUCH cheaper if you buy it from a paint supply place by the quart) then THOROUGHLY dry it off, re-spray with Super-77, let it dry for another 5 minutes, and start again.
Once it's correct, let it dry IN A DUST-FREE ENVIRONMENT(!!!!!) and after 24 hours, apply a coat or two of Krylon clear. There's a skill to this where the temperature of the can makes a differnece to the 'smoothness' of the final coat, but it's not too difficult.
Search Super-77 and I think you'll find another write-up somewhere...
Keith
Or this description:
http://www.groupdiy.com/index.php?topic=27107.msg325175#msg325175
And Here:
http://www.groupdiy.com/index.php?topic=26632.msg317542#msg317542
And more hints here:
http://www.groupdiy.com/index.php?topic=991.msg12976#msg12976
