We plan to use this for perishable food containers. Has anyone experienced bubbling or creasing of these labels upon refrigeration?

The Weatherproof Gloss Inkjet is moisture resistant with a permanent adhesive so there shouldn't be any bubbling or creasing experienced when refrigerated. The minimum surface application temperature is +35° F but once applied it can withstand temperatures from -20° F to +180° F. There are other factors that can contribute to how well a label material adheres to the surface it's applied to so I included some recommendations below. -It’s important to ensure that the surface is clean and free of any debris, dust or moisture before attempting to apply your label. -Applying the center of the label first, and then continuing to apply pressure outward will ensure a nice, even application that should promote better adhesion. -Be careful when handling the label before application. Oil from your fingers can negatively affect the strength of the adhesive - try to hold the labels by the edge and touch the adhesive as little as possible. -Remember, our labels are pressure sensitive, so be sure to use some force when applying them to your surface or container. If you would like to try samples first, please feel free to submit a sample request at the link below. https://www.onlinelabels.com/samples

Would these hold up well as a vehicle sticker?

The Weatherproof Gloss Inkjet is a very durable material and water resistant, however the inks used in standard inkjet printers is not going to be UV resistant. This means exposure to direct sunlight for an extended period of time will cause fading. You could potentially treat the labels after printing with a UV protective spray like Krylon's UV-Resistant Clear Coating to improve durability in direct sunlight. You are welcome to visit the link below to request free samples of this product for testing. https://www.onlinelabels.com/samples

Will the white gloss adhere well to kraft bags?

The White Gloss Inkjet (WG) has a permanent adhesive that works well on most surfaces. For optimal adhesion, you'll want to use firm pressure and apply the label to the bags on a hard, flat surface. If you'd like to try samples before placing an order, please visit the link below. https://www.onlinelabels.com/samples

what printer do you recommend for this material? please I need help? I will appreciate it.

While we haven't had the opportunity to test every specific printer model in house, we have found that many of the popular inkjet models from Hewlett-Packard, Epson, and Canon brand printers work well with our Weatherproof Gloss Inkjet (WI). We've also received customer feedback supporting this as well. When shopping for a printer we would recommend checking the printer model's specifications to ensure it is able to handle specialty label materials. You may also want to consider the printer's printable area since many printers have at least one non-printable margin which will prevent it from being able to print to the edge of the sheet, or the edge of the label if the margins are narrow. You can click the following link to read more about non-printable margins: https://www.onlinelabels.com/support/printer-margins

Are these labels perforated already so you just need to pull them off of the sheet or do you need to cut them out?

The OL3282BK features 6 pre-cut 3.5" circle labels so you can peel them from the sheet.

I can't find label template OL3282 in Word.

If you're unable to locate the template pre-loaded in Microsoft Word, you can download the template from the link below. The template options can also be found under Design & Templates at the top of the site and on each product page, just below the product reviews. https://www.onlinelabels.com/templates/blank/ol3282