IDIK replacement label for Brother DK-2206 black on yellow film label

Works fair when trying to stick to masking tape or metal it curls off before you wanted to To paper and plastic it is good

Sorry to be late to post. I prefer to use tape labels for my Brother printers where paper labels are subject to hot/cold or damp/very dry conditions, or are too stiff to conform to even slightly irregular surfaces. Well worth the extra cost to avoid having to replace them if they fail. I bought these to make easily-identifiable warning labels for my workshop and household, like electrical, gas, and water shutoffs. I will also post emergency information like medical supply and services numbers as needed. The ones I've made so far look great, are visible at a distance, and hold on well, even on shutoff-valve handles which are vinyl-covered and not very flat. Also useful to bundle and identify cables as I wired my TV/Radio/Computer/Recording entertainment system. I used color-coded. zip ties for strength and ease of identification at a distance, because I doubt the tape alone will handle the stress, but each cable end has a label to identify its source and destination. I also made a label for the inside of the cabinet door listing the 9 main cables and their zip-tie color codes. The bright yellow color stands out well in the cross cabinet