Teach Soap

Ah shucks...I am a little upset. I have tons of polypro bags I use for soy candle/candy wrap
products. I have always made my own labels and that includes warning/ingredient
etc. I get my labels from Onli********.com. I have NEVER had
a problem with adhesion. As a matter of fact, if I screwed up
or such, it is easier to trash the bag & label and start fresh. They stick
well...EXCEPT to saran wrap!! I am now trying Arleens Tacky Glue.
I tried my ATG gun, no 'soap'..lol!

Suggestions?

Oh, I heard back from BB, they will NOT allow me to
swap out the tray from the kit I want, for another of equal
price. So since I have the tray in the kit, they just lost my business.
I was even willing to bite the unemployment bullet and order
from them several items, despite their ridiculous shipping.
well, today my 'baby' is 16, so I refuse to be in a bad mood!

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Misty
DeLiteful Gifts LLC

Call me confused, but are you just venting or wanting help?
Most real businesses will not let you swap one part of a kit for another.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

1st paragraph, help needed, 2nd just a vent, me bad..sorry *scruffs toes in sand*Hangs head, *bats eyes

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Misty
DeLiteful Gifts LLC

I would contact online labels and ask. I'm sure this question has come up for them before.
Have you tried rubber cement or superglue?

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

I would think super glue would eat through saran, then soap and I don't have rubber cement. I have a couple of different tapes in my card making supplies to try.

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Misty
DeLiteful Gifts LLC

I'd just use double sided tape, much easier & quicker.

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Genny