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Got my box from @Section1 today. Everything is intact and chilling in the fridge. Thanks for the extra bottle of local brew. Looking forward to trying them out.

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https://www.onlinelabels.com/maestro-label-design-software.htm

Once you buy a pack of labels from them you gain access to the program for a year. I buy the 3.5 x 4 inch labels for bottles and cans. Then the program is practically like Microsoft paint. I do use other software to crop images and touch them up and then will finishing in Maestro which is the link above
Do you use the polyester labels for laser printers? I have been using them on full sheets then cut my labels by hand. I haven’t used their software but use Inkscape instead. The labels look awesome and are really easy to apply, but my only complaint is the sticky residue they leave on the bottle when you peel them off.
 
Do you use the polyester labels for laser printers? I have been using them on full sheets then cut my labels by hand. I haven’t used their software but use Inkscape instead. The labels look awesome and are really easy to apply, but my only complaint is the sticky residue they leave on the bottle when you peel them off.
These are the waterproof flat labels. I enjoy a matte look. I’ve actually never tried to peel a label; i only added label to the bottle I give away and then stick one to my kegerator
 
Untapped is based in my town, i have had it on my phone for forever, but i suck at remembering to use it. Once i post my beer in what are you drinking now, i just dont have the thought to go over to untapped and add it there too.
 
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