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Designed for homeowners and tenants who want to keep their mailboxes free of unsolicited advertising, this self-adhesive label from The House Nameplate Company offers a clear, professional visual deterrent to unwanted leafleting. Measuring 50mm by 150mm, it is an ideal size for standard mail slots and doors, though users should ensure the mounting surface is clean and smooth to guarantee a long-lasting, weather-resistant bond.
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Yes, it is designed for outdoor use and is resistant to typical weather conditions like rain and wind.
Yes, it can be removed, but the adhesive is designed for longevity, so you may need to use a gentle heat source or adhesive remover to clean the surface afterward.
It is intended for smooth surfaces. It may not adhere well to rough brickwork or heavily textured wood.
The label measures 50mm in height and 150mm in width.
Yes, it will adhere effectively to glass, provided the surface is cleaned thoroughly first.
Ensure the surface was cleaned of all dust and grease before application. If it continues to lift, a small amount of outdoor-rated adhesive or silicone sealant can be applied to the edges.
Use a specialized adhesive remover or a hairdryer to gently warm the glue, making it easier to peel away without damaging the underlying surface.
To install, ensure your surface is completely dry and free of dirt, grease, or dust. Peel the backing paper away carefully to avoid touching the adhesive, then press firmly from the center outward to eliminate any trapped air bubbles. The label is compatible with most standard mailbox materials including stainless steel, wood, and plastic. To maintain the label's appearance over time, wipe it occasionally with a damp, non-abrasive cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical solvents or scouring pads, as these can damage the finish and reduce the effectiveness of the adhesive.
