Wow, I did not know this was a thing. I have some old military navy stickers of submarines that are no longer in service stuck to an old cabinet and I wanted to try and preserve them. I was glad to have found your channel. Thanks for the tips. I'll give it a try.
Thanks for this video, I randomly found a anime sticker laying on the street at work today and I thought it was neat so I took it home with me, it's dirty but miraculously it's clean on the design side
I hear ya! I was obsessed with Marilyn Manson in my teens and through my 20’s! I saw him 6 times in concert and was lucky enough to meet him twice!! Still haven’t stuck any of my Manson stickers... trying to figure out the best way to use them!! Thanks for watching!
Ty! 🙏 I recently rebuilt my bmx bike back together. There's stickers i took off that don't grip as they used to. On some the edges peel off/dont stick well. This gives me hope that they can be saved!
Thank you so so much for this! I've only recently realized sticker collecting is quite fun! Getting stickers from my favorite artists is amazing. I also have random stickers that I'm halfway attached to on my computer case, so this is a wonderful video! Thank you so much!
Strange question perhaps, but I'm a model builder and use a lot of sand paper to sand off rough edges after cutting a piece out. I was wondering if this little contraption might work to make sandpaper adhesive? I ask because modeling sanding sticks are CRAZY expensive sometimes, and being able to make my own would be pretty awesome. Thanks! And nice sticker collection! I never even considered that people collect them but it's pretty neat!
Hi Austin! I feel like it would absolutely work to make sandpaper adhesive! What a great idea! I know that model building equipment can be super expensive! Let me know id you try/have tried it! Thanks so much for watching!
What a cool machine and a great idea! And oh my gosh I used to have those same scratch and sniff food stickers when I was a kid! I even remember how the peaches and cream one smelled! That's crazy. Thanks for the tip on the rad machine...and the memory☺️
Hi thx for the video. Super helpful. Do you have any tips for removing stickers without damaging them? I want to reposition a sticker on a paint regulator (it’s a plastic knob) sticker/label is new
Hi Jarrod! You could try heating it up with a blow dryer on a low setting… it makes the adhesive gummy and often you can remove them… doesn’t always work depending on the sticker!! Thanks for watching!!
Do you think it’ll work with BEYBLADE stickers that are sticking to the plastic launchers? And after removing the stickers it will definitely stick again if I want to put it back onto the original surface?
@StickinItWithAnthony At 4:29 by permanent, do you mean "Forever On There" permanent, or that it's just like a brand new sticker. I actually found this video while looking for tutorials on how to re-stick toy stickers, because i'm having problems with them peeling off and it REALLY bugs me.
That sounds really frustrating. I’d assume it depends on what material you are sticking , but it’s pretty sticky. The problem with making the old ones sticky again is there is usually some dirt on the back of the sticker which can cause adhesive issues. Thanks for watching
Thank yo so much for the tip! I also have a lot of stickers where the glue dried up and due to that, the stickers have some yellow spots. Would you happen to have a tip for that? I'd really appreciate it.
You’re very welcome!! Thank you so much for watching!! 😊🙏😎 I am looking into ways to fix the yellowing sticker problem... however it seems that older stickers were made with acid that yellows them...newer ones are acid free!!!
@@StickinItWithAnthony Thank you for your reply! The only tip I could find for this problem was to submerge them on vinegar, which I tried but it didn't change anything. I guess they were just really old and cheap XD
Hi there, Thanks for sharing. A couple of years ago I bought a whole lot of smiley stickers. There are 8 x 12 small yellow smiley stickers on each A6 sheet. They each have a diameter of 10mm. They've lost their stickiness. The problem is that they start to pop out and won't stick. I have 24 sheets. How can I restore these?
Hi Teacher PA, that’s a great question! It’s tough when there’s a lot of them like that… I wonder if you could use a piece of double sided sticker paper and then either cut them out, or punch them out with a hole punch if you could find one in a similar size? That’s a tricky one, especially with 24 sheets. I feel like no matter what it’s going to be a big job. Xyron makes other sizes of sticker making machines, I wonder if a different size machine might help! Maybe try to find one you can lay them all down and create a whole sheet. I wish I had a better answer for you, please let me know if you have any luck!! Thanks for watching!!
Usually once you stick to paper it’s on there for good, or the paper rips. You can get repositionable tape for some of the Xyron machines, but it would probably depend on the paper I guess… like tissue paper would probably still rip. As far as the adhesive I am still experimenting with it! Thanks for watching! 😊
Oh no, That would have been my suggestion to try heat. Sometimes they just get wrecked if you try to take them off. Good luck and update me if you find a way!
Could xyron made stickers handle heavy handling? I solve twisty puzzles and prefer stickerless cubes, but occasionally a stickered cube enter my collection. Either there is no stickerless alternative, or one isn't in stock. And certain cube *cough* mefferts ghost cube *cough* have been shedding stickers with no evidence of the glue, while others are having their stickers slide around while I'm solving leaving my hands to get sticky. I've considered custom cutting stickers to replace what is failing, but wouldn't want to buy large sticker sheets en mass for cutting, and I may consider this a passable option to my growing problem.
I love those when they are all shiny and new!🧢🤩 You may need the larger size: Xyron Create-A-Sticker mini (or the max) would work really well for that diameter of sticker! Thanks for watching
Thank you so much!! 😊🙏 I love my xyron too! I have so much fun with it! I like that you get quite a bit and the refills are cheap!! 🦩🌈 Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much, man. This is exactly what I was looking for. I’m a little OCD about Blu-ray & DVDs, and when stickers lose their adhesive or I need to transfer stickers and they aren’t good anymore it really bugs me. Can’t wait to buy this. Quick question, is it available at major retailers? Walmart, Target, Hobby Lobby etc? Great video
Thank you so much, sorry...somehow I missed this comment! I hope you found the Xyron, as I am in Canada, I’m not sure if they carry it at those stores you mentioned... so far I have found it at staples, and on Amazon. It works so well, I wish they made it in a larger size as well... however the other Xyron machines are just as handy... only more expensive! Thanks again for watching!!!! 😊
Those sound awesome! Hard to say if they are worth a lot without seeing them, but if they are vintage there is probably a market for them! Thanks for watching
Wow! Thanks for the tutorial :D So far from your experience, does the glue last long once applied on the sticker (or does the sticker starts to peel off after a few months? Thanks!
Thank you for watching! 😊 So far it is super sticky, the only problem is that if the back of the sticker is really dirty it may not conform to the page, and lose some grip. I am still experimenting with this technique myself, and am trying to find a way to clean the sticker before putting it in the Xyron! Take care!
Aw, I can see how some people might not like the sticky feeling. Hmm, if you want to take it off be very careful… you could use a blow dryer on low heat to warm it up, then use some good tweezers to carefully lift a corner, then lift it slowly. If you want the DS to be it’s home, you could give it a gentle wipe down and laminate it with either tape or a laminating sheet from Staples (or wherever) and cover it. I’m now invested. We’ve gotta save this turtle. Keep me posted. 🐢
@@StickinItWithAnthony well it’s one of the puffy stickers, so I don’t know how to keep it down. I can’t really put something over the top of it cuz the sticker is sorta round at the top
You could try a piece of adhesive paper, you can find it at Staples...etc It’s super sticky on both sides, and pretty durable. It can be tricky to cut out, but works well. You could then laminate it with some packing tape, then cut that out to protect it a bit , especially if it’s ripped or old! Check out this video of mine for making stickers, it may inspire some ideas!! Thanks for watching!! 4 Different Ways To Make Stickers! / DIY Scratch N Sniff! th-cam.com/video/E19yCedKAwk/w-d-xo.html
@@StickinItWithAnthony thanks for the idea I think I would try it first on small sticker before trying to use it on my rims sticker bike rim sticker is quite a price as well if going to buy new one and ATM need to repaint my rim thanks for the idea hope it worked
Wow, I did not know this was a thing. I have some old military navy stickers of submarines that are no longer in service stuck to an old cabinet and I wanted to try and preserve them. I was glad to have found your channel. Thanks for the tips. I'll give it a try.
That’s awesome, Peter! I hope you’re able to save them all.
Thanks for watching!
Nobody's ever heard of Undu?
Yaaaaay! No more struggling with non sticky stickers! ☺️I’m gonna use this method!! 💕
I’m so happy you found it useful!! 😀 I’d love to know how it works out for you!! 😊 💕 Happy re-stickin’ !!
Thanks for this video, I randomly found a anime sticker laying on the street at work today and I thought it was neat so I took it home with me, it's dirty but miraculously it's clean on the design side
Ooh! I love finding stickers I’m the wild!! Thanks for watching, Shane!
I have 1 and love it. I use it mostly to transfer original labels of packaging to different storage containers.
I learned more about stickers than I ever thought was possible. Thanks Anthony.
Awesome!! You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching!!! 😃
So glad this video is here! I got a new laptop and I’d be so sad to lose all years of stickers I’ve collected
I totally get it!! Thank you for watching!! Have fun Stickin’ your new laptop! ☺️
You are a life saver. One of my favorite band stickers is starting to lose its stick, I’m so glad I found this video!
That’s awesome! Glad I could help!! Thanks for watching!! Which band is it?
@@StickinItWithAnthony it’s an old Marilyn Manson sticker from 1998, it’s one I have a lot of sentimentality towards. Thanks again :)
I hear ya! I was obsessed with Marilyn Manson in my teens and through my 20’s!
I saw him 6 times in concert and was lucky enough to meet him twice!! Still haven’t stuck any of my Manson stickers... trying to figure out the best way to use them!!
Thanks for watching!
@@StickinItWithAnthony that’s so cool!! I hope to meet him one day too. Thanks for sharing! :)
I use my xyron for this too! Another helpful hint is to use dental floss to slide under the sticker that is stuck in an album.
Oh that’s a fantastic idea!!
I never thought of that! I will definitely try that!!! Thanks for sharing!! 😊
What a cool use for an awesome contraption! Great video man!
Thank you so much!! It’s turned out to be more handy than I thought! So many possibilities!
Wow! This is a clever idea.💡
Thank you! I been making all my old stickers look new again! It’s great for making stickers too! 😀
Thank you so much!! I’ll get to rescue many of our National Park stickers in our vintage camper that have come undone!! :-).
Ty! 🙏 I recently rebuilt my bmx bike back together. There's stickers i took off that don't grip as they used to. On some the edges peel off/dont stick well. This gives me hope that they can be saved!
Thanks for watching, Ricardo!
Good luck! 😊
Thank you so so much for this! I've only recently realized sticker collecting is quite fun! Getting stickers from my favorite artists is amazing. I also have random stickers that I'm halfway attached to on my computer case, so this is a wonderful video! Thank you so much!
I got sticker book to organize mine and I put my favorite ones in the front to back but I do have the ones I really like already placed thank you 🙏🏼
Strange question perhaps, but I'm a model builder and use a lot of sand paper to sand off rough edges after cutting a piece out. I was wondering if this little contraption might work to make sandpaper adhesive? I ask because modeling sanding sticks are CRAZY expensive sometimes, and being able to make my own would be pretty awesome.
Thanks! And nice sticker collection! I never even considered that people collect them but it's pretty neat!
Hi Austin!
I feel like it would absolutely work to make sandpaper adhesive!
What a great idea! I know that model building equipment can be super expensive!
Let me know id you try/have tried it!
Thanks so much for watching!
Interesting product. I'm a total fan of the stickers.
What a cool machine and a great idea! And oh my gosh I used to have those same scratch and sniff food stickers when I was a kid! I even remember how the peaches and cream one smelled! That's crazy. Thanks for the tip on the rad machine...and the memory☺️
This was really helpful thank you!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching, Mary! ☺️🦋
Love this! Great energy! Subscribed
Awesome!! Thank you so much!! 😄👻🦩
Hi thx for the video. Super helpful. Do you have any tips for removing stickers without damaging them?
I want to reposition a sticker on a paint regulator (it’s a plastic knob) sticker/label is new
Hi Jarrod!
You could try heating it up with a blow dryer on a low setting… it makes the adhesive gummy and often you can remove them… doesn’t always work depending on the sticker!!
Thanks for watching!!
Can I ask what about larger stickers? I have a rice cooker that is starting to peel 😢 the sticker corners
Do you think it’ll work with BEYBLADE stickers that are sticking to the plastic launchers? And after removing the stickers it will definitely stick again if I want to put it back onto the original surface?
Thanks, I am redoing my engine cover, it has an original sticker from 94' and its not for sale anywhere anymore. This should help me save iy.
I hope it does!
Thanks for watching!
@StickinItWithAnthony At 4:29 by permanent, do you mean "Forever On There" permanent, or that it's just like a brand new sticker. I actually found this video while looking for tutorials on how to re-stick toy stickers, because i'm having problems with them peeling off and it REALLY bugs me.
That sounds really frustrating. I’d assume it depends on what material you are sticking , but it’s pretty sticky. The problem with making the old ones sticky again is there is usually some dirt on the back of the sticker which can cause adhesive issues. Thanks for watching
@@StickinItWithAnthony Thank you, I'll see if I can find one of these!
Thank yo so much for the tip!
I also have a lot of stickers where the glue dried up and due to that, the stickers have some yellow spots.
Would you happen to have a tip for that? I'd really appreciate it.
You’re very welcome!! Thank you so much for watching!! 😊🙏😎
I am looking into ways to fix the yellowing sticker problem... however it seems that older stickers were made with acid that yellows them...newer ones are acid free!!!
@@StickinItWithAnthony Thank you for your reply! The only tip I could find for this problem was to submerge them on vinegar, which I tried but it didn't change anything. I guess they were just really old and cheap XD
Hi, does this work with clear vinyl stickers?
Hi there,
Thanks for sharing.
A couple of years ago I bought a whole lot of smiley stickers. There are 8 x 12 small yellow smiley stickers on each A6 sheet. They each have a diameter of 10mm. They've lost their stickiness. The problem is that they start to pop out and won't stick. I have 24 sheets. How can I restore these?
Hi Teacher PA, that’s a great question! It’s tough when there’s a lot of them like that… I wonder if you could use a piece of double sided sticker paper and then either cut them out, or punch them out with a hole punch if you could find one in a similar size?
That’s a tricky one, especially with 24 sheets.
I feel like no matter what it’s going to be a big job. Xyron makes other sizes of sticker making machines, I wonder if a different size machine might help! Maybe try to find one you can lay them all down and create a whole sheet.
I wish I had a better answer for you, please let me know if you have any luck!!
Thanks for watching!!
Wow - WTH !!!
That’s awesome !!! Have you heard of anyone that has tried this with Funko Pop! Stickers and how did it turn out?
I haven’t seen anyone display funko pop stickers like this, but that is a great idea!
hello, can i ask if sticking the stickers on ordinary paper would affect the stickers adhesive?
Usually once you stick to paper it’s on there for good, or the paper rips. You can get repositionable tape for some of the Xyron machines, but it would probably depend on the paper I guess… like tissue paper would probably still rip.
As far as the adhesive I am still experimenting with it!
Thanks for watching! 😊
Awesome tutorial, thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you, Nina!! 😊🙏
Hi Sir, do you know how to remove stickers from old sticker album (Panini)? I did try heater and lighter fluid but it is not working.
Oh no, That would have been my suggestion to try heat.
Sometimes they just get wrecked if you try to take them off. Good luck and update me if you find a way!
@@StickinItWithAnthony soak whole page into alcohol.
Great. Another thing i didnt know i needed
Could xyron made stickers handle heavy handling? I solve twisty puzzles and prefer stickerless cubes, but occasionally a stickered cube enter my collection. Either there is no stickerless alternative, or one isn't in stock. And certain cube *cough* mefferts ghost cube *cough* have been shedding stickers with no evidence of the glue, while others are having their stickers slide around while I'm solving leaving my hands to get sticky. I've considered custom cutting stickers to replace what is failing, but wouldn't want to buy large sticker sheets en mass for cutting, and I may consider this a passable option to my growing problem.
Can you do this with motorbike graphics
That’s a good question! I just don’t know how the stickers would hold up out in weather and stuff! Let me know if you try it!!
Cool. Nice job!
really interesting machine, exactly what I needed, thanks!
Love this information! thank you!
Glad you like it! Thank you for watching☺️
gotta love technology!
Love it! 💜💜💜
Thank you so much, Lexy!!! 💖😊
Thanks
You’re welcome!
I need this for my new era caps stickers
I love those when they are all shiny and new!🧢🤩
You may need the larger size: Xyron Create-A-Sticker mini (or the max) would work really well for that diameter of sticker!
Thanks for watching
Thank you! I’m on amazon right now about to purchase one.
Uuugahh, Thanks! It Worked on my old electronic distributor. Tnx!
Yay!! You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Anybody know what to do with scraps/if they have an ugly design? Like can they be made into vinyl, glue, or something?
SUBSCRIBED!!! I have a lot of stickers and I want to save them. Your video would surely help me.
Thank you so much!! Welcome to my channel! 😁
New viewer! I love my Xyron x150. They’re pretty great for craft projects too. Super handy when I need to use adhesives on small objects. Great video!
Thank you so much!! 😊🙏
I love my xyron too! I have so much fun with it! I like that you get quite a bit and the refills are cheap!! 🦩🌈
Thanks for watching!
Nice video. Thanks
Thank You!! Love your products!!
You’re brilliant, Anthony...🙀‼️. Never thought of using my Xyron to rescue old stickers. 👍🏻
cyndee Baker Aw, Thank you so much! 😊 It’s a great way to make them look new again!! Let me know how it works out for you!!
Thanks so much, man. This is exactly what I was looking for. I’m a little OCD about Blu-ray & DVDs, and when stickers lose their adhesive or I need to transfer stickers and they aren’t good anymore it really bugs me. Can’t wait to buy this. Quick question, is it available at major retailers? Walmart, Target, Hobby Lobby etc? Great video
Thank you so much, sorry...somehow I missed this comment! I hope you found the Xyron, as I am in Canada, I’m not sure if they carry it at those stores you mentioned... so far I have found it at staples, and on Amazon.
It works so well, I wish they made it in a larger size as well... however the other Xyron machines are just as handy... only more expensive!
Thanks again for watching!!!! 😊
This is great! Thank you.
Thank YOU, Lisa! 😊🙏
Hi! I'm getting my hair done by Isabelle now that you're not here :(
You're so funny! I love it!!
Aw!! Thanks Natalie:) I’m glad you like it!!
Isabelle is awesome, so you’re in good hands!! 💕
Came here for car sticker...Are these worth anything? Got boxes full from collecting as a kid.
Those sound awesome! Hard to say if they are worth a lot without seeing them, but if they are vintage there is probably a market for them!
Thanks for watching
Wow! Thanks for the tutorial :D So far from your experience, does the glue last long once applied on the sticker (or does the sticker starts to peel off after a few months? Thanks!
Thank you for watching! 😊
So far it is super sticky, the only problem is that if the back of the sticker is really dirty it may not conform to the page, and lose some grip.
I am still experimenting with this technique myself, and am trying to find a way to clean the sticker before putting it in the Xyron!
Take care!
@@StickinItWithAnthony thanks for this video! Any results on finding a way to clean the sticker?
nice. content & passion.. ❤❤
genius
I’m glad you liked the video!! Thanks for watching!
So damn cool.
good show!
Thank you!
I absolutely hate stickers, and I dislike touching them, but I have a really cute turtle sticker on my ds and I don’t want it to die
Aw, I can see how some people might not like the sticky feeling. Hmm, if you want to take it off be very careful… you could use a blow dryer on low heat to warm it up, then use some good tweezers to carefully lift a corner, then lift it slowly.
If you want the DS to be it’s home, you could give it a gentle wipe down and laminate it with either tape or a laminating sheet from Staples (or wherever) and cover it.
I’m now invested.
We’ve gotta save this turtle.
Keep me posted. 🐢
@@StickinItWithAnthony well it’s one of the puffy stickers, so I don’t know how to keep it down. I can’t really put something over the top of it cuz the sticker is sorta round at the top
How have I only just discovered you?
I’m so glad you have!! Thank you so much for watching!! ☺️🥳
Not all heroes wear capes! I just go some old Beavis and Butt-Head stickers. Life safer!
Nice!!’ Love Beavis and Butthead!!
Does your Xyron have a name? Myron, perhaps? 😆
It does now! Myron the Xyron!! Great suggestion!! 😀
If you already scratched ye sticker, I would rather get a straight and thin double sided tape.
Omg
But now sticking tapes exist so that tool is better ig
Is there a way without that to reuse your sticker ? Need it on my bike hehe
You could try a piece of adhesive paper, you can find it at Staples...etc
It’s super sticky on both sides, and pretty durable.
It can be tricky to cut out, but works well.
You could then laminate it with some packing tape, then cut that out to protect it a bit , especially if it’s ripped or old! Check out this video of mine for making stickers, it may inspire some ideas!!
Thanks for watching!!
4 Different Ways To Make Stickers! / DIY Scratch N Sniff!
th-cam.com/video/E19yCedKAwk/w-d-xo.html
Let me know how it works out!
@@StickinItWithAnthony thanks for the idea I think I would try it first on small sticker before trying to use it on my rims sticker bike rim sticker is quite a price as well if going to buy new one and ATM need to repaint my rim thanks for the idea hope it worked
Reminds me of the honey badger doesn’t give a $@&# video.
Lol! 🤣 Thank you!
I love that video!
what is this magic?!!!
Isn’t it amazing!!??
Thank you so much for watching Tisa!! ☺️