 | The Label is composed of a white section, which is printed on, and a transparent section called the overlay. The transparent part give this label it's self laminating property. The club should be clean and should wiped with alcohol to ensure that any grease was removed from the club. |
 | The white part of the label is first applied to the club. The family name, in the middle , should be aligned with the club head. This will insure consistency of position from club to club. Make sure that the label is square with the club shaft. |
 | After you have verified the position of your label and ensured that the top of the label (white) is well bonded to the golf club you can start wrapping. If the label is miss aligned or has air bubbles trapped underneath now is the time to slowly lift the label and correct the situation. Lifting the label should be kept to a minimum. If you try to lift a label after it has been totally wrapped it will be damaged. |
 | Once the label has beenwrapped one full turn the label should not be lifted.Keep wrapping until the end of the overlay. Apply pressure over the hole label to guaranty a good bond. Your label should last for a long time. |