Even after wiping with acetone, labels do not stick. What will work on these bins.

I prepped the area first with alcohol/acetone, then I used self-adhesive 4x6 plastic pockets, and used a small brayer to really make a good adhesion. Then I just used 3x5 or 4x6 pieces of paper that slip inside the pocket for labeling. I can change out the labels easily when needed. Works great!

1. Surface Preparation: Clean the polypropylene surface thoroughly to remove any dust, oil, or contaminants. Use isopropyl alcohol or a similar solvent for effective cleaning. 2. Adhesive Selection: Choose an adhesive specifically designed for low-energy surfaces like polypropylene. Acrylic-based adhesives are often recommended for their strong bonding properties. 3. Application Pressure: Apply firm and even pressure across the label to ensure proper adhesion. This helps the adhesive make full contact with the polypropylene surface. 4. Temperature Considerations: Apply the labels at room temperature. Extreme temperatures can affect the adhesive's performance.