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Stickers
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What is the backing paper on your stickers and labels made of?
The backing paper, also called release liner, is made of Kraft paper with a thin silicone coating that lets the sticker peel off easily. Recycle it as mixed paper after use.
What the liner is made of
The backing paper (liner) on our stickers and labels is made of Kraft paper, chosen for its strength. It holds the sticker securely until you're ready to apply it. The materials meet European standards.
The silicone coating
The paper has a thin silicone coating, called a release agent. It lets the sticker peel off easily without weakening the adhesive. The liner isn't part of the sticker once it's applied. It only protects the adhesive until then.
Recycling the liner
After you've applied your stickers or labels, recycle the liner as mixed paper. The silicone layer is so thin that it doesn't affect the recycling process.
Related
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Do your stickers come with a backscore? Explains the easy-peel slit in the liner.
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Back Paper Print lets you print a design on the liner.
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Die-cut Stickers are cut through both the sticker and the liner.
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