Small 1/8" Removable Mark-it Brand dots for maps, Reports or Projects - red

Took a long time to get here

My purposes for these stickers were probably relatively non-standard, as I'm using them to make custom dice.The quality of the stickers themselves is very high. They're glossy and the adhesive is strong. I've been applying them to high-impact ABS plastic, which is super glossy and non-porous, and the stickers have stayed on and exactly where I put them, even after much abuse (because again, these stickers are on dice).However, the die-cut is not exact, and doesn't line up consistently with the edges of the circles. Roughly a third to a half of the stickers in the pack have a sliver of white around the edges. For my purposes, this was disastrous, but luckily there were more stickers in the pack than I needed for my project.If they were being used as map markers, I imagine this would be less of an issue.

Electromechanical Pinball Enthusiasts will love these tiny stickers to cover the brass rivet when repainting roto target blades. They fit perfectly over the area so you can spray the steel metal without getting paint on the brass.

Product arrived quickly, exactly what I was looking for! I used these stickers to mark "right side up" for my Micro USB cables, which I'm always inserting the wrong way. Because they're such a small size, they fit perfectly on the small connectors of these cables.The only issue is that these stickers are so small, they're difficult to apply with your bare fingers. I found it much easier to peel and apply these stickers using a pair of tweezers, then apply pressure with my figure to make sure they stick in place.

These dots are great. I use them on maps but they could have a number of uses. Unfortunately they are ridiculously overpriced.

I wanted small size for identification of CD's I had copied to my HD. Perfect but I needed a good pair of tweezers!

They work very well. I used them to mark my tabletop miniatures so I could tell which ones were mine versus friends'. They stick on very well to plastic bases for the miniatures. They're incredibly small and hard to handle by hand. I have a pair of tweezers that I used to keep the grease from my fingers from getting on the sticker and apply them to the plastic.

I use these on the edges of CD cases to help organize my collection. They're just the right size for this task. Any smaller and you wouldn't be able to grab them. Plenty sticky enough, but I could probably take them off later without a mess if I had to. Just right.