Installation Guide
Cheers to Clean & Organized Gear
Grab a drink of your choice - coffee, kombucha, or something stronger for those who like a little "creative juice." It's time to kick back and make your lenses & cameras truly yours with our indicator labels. While you're at it, why not take this opportunity to give your gear bag a little TLC too? Raise your cup, take a sip, and let's dive into your label installation.
Please review all the tips before starting to apply your labels
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Before anything
Clean Your Caps
Remove any dust, greases, or residue using rubbing alcohol and a microfiber or lint-free cloth.
Rear Lens Indicators
All Lined Up
Align the X on the labels with the cap indicators to align the cap when installing it on the lens.
Rear Lens Indicators
Caps With Raised Logos
If your cap has a raised logo, align label focal length numbers with the lens cap brand logo, and apply pressure only around the edges of the label to create a clean raised effect.
Front Lens Indicators
Front Cap Indicator Application
For a neat, raised appearance, apply front cap indicators over the brand logo on smaller caps or beneath the logo for larger ones.
Camera Indicators
Install Cap On Camera Before Applying Label
Install the cap on your camera and secure it in the lock position. Then, apply the label so it nicely aligned with the camera.
Peeling the label
When detaching the label from the sheet, you can lightly fold the sheet on the edge of the label to help detach it without damaging the label.
Applying The Label
To properly apply the label, begin by aligning it on one side with care. Use your thumb to gently drag the label across and apply it without applying pressure. This will allow you to lift the label if it is not correctly aligned or if there is a bubble. Once it is correctly placed, only apply pressure to the edges of the label, particularly if your cap has texture or a raised logo, to ensure a smoother appearance.
Missing a Label?
Check out our individual labels. Save 15% by adding 5-9 labels, or 20% for 10 or more. Select individual indicators from the dropdown menu and add them to your cart to create a bundle.
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