I have tried using a.f. paper and soluvar with mixed results. First, if you 
print the numbers using a computer you need a laser printer otherwise the 
ink will run when you apply the varnish. In addition, the amount of varnish 
needed varies and if you don't get enough the tag will fall off when it 
dries. I still stick with the pigma pens and soluvar combination and forego 
the paper.

Heidi Campbell-Shoaf
Curator
Historical Society of Frederick County
24 E. Church St.
Frederick, MD 21718
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>I am interested in peoples experiences, and opinions, with using labels
> printed on acid free paper and applied to objects with B-72.
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