We print labels on regular paper, then mount them onto scrap matboard with positionable mounting adhesive and trim them with a matcutter. They stick to the walls with double-sided tape, a low-tack variety that doesn't tend to tear up the sheetrock when we take them up. They've been pretty reliable, and only lift up from the wall if they get rubbed against or if the labels are larger than half a sheet of paper.
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Sherry Best
Collection Curator
Alice C. Sabatini Gallery - Topeka & Shawnee Co. Public Library
Topeka KS
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-28-2017 08:58 AM
From: Ian Swope
Subject: Adhesive Wall Labels
I would use double-sided foam tape. It would adhere better to the irregularities of the wall without transferring those irregularities to your label. you may also want to use a layer of bristol board behind the fabric to make it more rigid.
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Ian Swope
Exhibit Designer
Winchester MA
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