A little backround. I run a small e juice company that sells to 7 local shops in Virginia and another in Alabama. I saw a post about design work for labels and took this guy 2bit Designs up on his offer.
He was amazing and helped me our tremendously. Extremely nice and really talented.
In the same thread a guy that runs Daily Decals said he could print the labels. I took him up on his offer and those were amazing as well. Stupid cheap prices for incredible vinyl work. I only pay roughly 96 bucks for a 1,000 labels printed, cut and shipped to my house in less than 5 days. If anybody needs labels even for personal use, check him out.
http://dailydecals.net/labels/e-liquid-vinyl-labels/
Labels: http://imgur.com/ELW9cd0
I don't not work for any of these individuals. Nor am I actually any of them. Illuminati.
Where in VA?
Hampton Roads.
What shop's? I just moved to Hampton roads a few months ago. I only ever here about 7 cities and avail.
Va Vape shop in Chesapeake, Suffolk and Portsmouth. Also 757 Vapes in Yorktown, Williamsburg, Newport News, Toano and Norfolk are launching next week. Come out to the 757 Vapes this Saturday for the launch party. Free food and I'm giving away over a 1000 MLs. Also look up a group on Facebook called Vape Hampton Roads. A huge community for the 7 cities.
You can get 1,200 blank labels from OnlineLabels.com for $50 and a laser printer for $100 and do them yourself?
I did that for a while. By doing that you think you are saving money, but in reality you are not. Cost of ink. Cost of quality printer, etc. plus I found that the ink would run. If you are doing it solely for yourself, i would just get a label and put a sharpie on it.
For people that want a nice label with a nice look to it, go for some vinyl. It's really not much more than doing it yourself.
> If you are doing it solely for yourself, i would just get a label and put a sharpie on it.
Too fancy for my blood. I use masking tape :D
Also Flatbill Slush and 1ITP? What do they mean or where did you come up with those names?