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Joe,
    Try spraying your labels with quick dry, clear spray paint. Two very
light coats of an inexpensive spray brand such as ColorPlace sold at Wal Mart
works fine. The label may yellow over a long period of time.
 Another alternative might be laser labels. Print shops like Kinkos can laser
print your labels from a disk to label stock. Cost here is about $1.00 per
sheet.

Good Luck, Bob

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