WTB: some labels

[Sarver Systems]

I'm looking to buy about 100 of each of the following:

label #1:
1/2" X 3" (yellow or red with black text)
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INSERT 1 2 3 4 5 6 BALLS
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label #2:
2"x4" (white with black text)
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THIS MONITOR REPAIRED BY: (COMPANY NAME)
DATE:
BRAND:
MODEL:
o CAPKIT   o FLYBACK   o H.O.T   o CONVERGENCE    o OTHER
OTHER: _________________________________________
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label #3:
1/2"X1" (white with black text)
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THIS BOARD REPAIRED BY
(COMPANY NAME)
(PHONE NUMBER)
DATE:
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I will provide the full details once a deal is reached.

I do not want to print these on labels from Staples because they don't stick for very long.

[Sarver Systems]

Bump, still looking.

[Thenasty]

dunno if it can help you but the CD/DVD labels are very good (flat clean surface).

Dunno about Avery labels.

[Sarver Systems]

I'm using Avery labels now.

As soon as there is any amount of temperature change, they want to peel off. Its almost as if they expand and contract at much higher rate than the wood its stuck to.

I was really hoping to use some kind of vinyl like what's used to make signs.

[SlammedNiss]

I can make them, but unless you're properly prepping the wood, they aren't going to stick any better than what you already have.

[Sarver Systems]

The smallest ones will get stuck to the back of circuit boards.

The largest ones will get stuck to a piece of cardstock like whats on the back of a tablet.

The pinball ones will be placed where you'd expect.

So, really, only pinball ones will be stuck to wood.

Can you give me a ballpark cost?