Try grey goose or something else where the label is either printed or etched on, many wine bottles would work too
cleaned liquor bottles for use in aquariums?
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paint paper labels with a coat of thinned epoxy (be sure to paint slightly further out than the label's edge to prevent water from entering behind the label), allow proper curing time, and the label will become impervious to water damage.
Precisely what I was going to say.
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That's cool. When you say "Thinned epoxy," do you mean, water it down or is there one that comes thinned? What would happen if it wasn't thinned?
I would imaging that you thin it down with mineral spirits or something similar so it can be painted on easier, otherwise it will be too thick and be visible when viewed.
It can be thinned physically with acetone. Or, 'thinned' by way of combining with less hardener. The latter method will allow the epoxy to settle longer which reduces the appearance of brush strokes from the epoxy's application.
Absolute vodka is a frosted recognizable bottle would look awesome
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