Mechanics Master Set “Economy Edition” (Blue) 180 Piece Chrome foil Labeling Set for Socket Sets 1/4", 3/8", 1/2" Drives, Torx, Jumbo's and Extra Sizes, tag 180 Sockets “Quick and Easy”…

There aren’t enough of some sizes to label my small set. Small metric are the main issue. Also, the adhesive isn’t very strong. Had to glue any that wrapped horizontally even after cleaning thoroughly with alcohol.

Make it so much easier to read sizes...I had bought some a couple years back.... Purchased again... Awesome!

Since everyone has differences in their sockets, this is a challenge. I did fall short on some of the more common sizes, but got the great majority labeled. It's only been a short while, but so far they all stick well. I did use antibacterial wipes to get them as clean as possible. They are easy to read to grab the right size. I would be picky to ask for them to also have the ratchet size (1/4", 3/8", 1/2").So far, so good.

i build holders use these a lot

I took the time on my sockets to clean them with alcohol before applying, and those worked pretty well. I've seen one or two lift a little, but overall, it's okay.On some Torx sockets I had, I forgot to wipe with alcohol first and just used a paper towel to clean anything off. The sockets were almost new so I didn't think they'd be dirty, but they may have come with some oil/grease from the manufacturer. On those, the stickers definitely aren't staying put.So, clean well, prep with alcohol, and it should be okay. My next biggest gripe is that I wish there were more of certain sizes. I was basically able to label all of my 1/2", 3/8" and 1/4" sockets in both SAE and metric, but I was hoping to get more of the deep sockets I had as well. Still, for the price, I got what I paid for and I'm pretty happy with them.

I have trouble reading the size of my bits and sockets so I gave these a try. The chrome-like stickers look good. The next morning after application, about half of them were coming off! I realized that despite cleaning the sockets prior to application, the adhesive did not hold. After speaking with customer service I discovered my mistake was using lacquer thinner (instead of the recommended alcohol) to prep the surface.

Excellent Product. I'm not a 'every day' tool guy, but I do have a complete set of standard size and metric size deep sockets, regular 6-pt and 12-pt sockets, all in 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2" drive, and of course. It's enough for the weekend cowboy who thinks he's a master craftsman, but really, is just mediocre. Anyways, enough about me.This was a great buy (price wise, I'm not too sure about, because I haven't shopped around enough). But the Master Set has everything I needed.Well, for all those tools, I actually needed (2) sets; and glad I bought (2) sets.I'm 48 years old and of course my eye sight isn't that great for distance (over 2 feet), but these little labels make it great for seeing which sockets I have around me. Nothing worse than grabbing what I think is a 5/32 and then it's actually a 3/16 or 1/4 or 7/16. Uggh, I can't tell just looking at them. This takes that headache away.I'll tell you this though... definitely clean your tools before you apply them. The included instructions say to use alcohol, but whatever you use, just make sure the surface is clean. Oh, and I'm not a cowboy... just a regular city slicker, office nerd.

The product is as advertised and simplifies identifying sockets and wrenches. I initially received 2 out of 3 packets contacted the company and they handled the situation immediately without issue. Very impressed

I carefully cleaned each tool with rubbing alcohol but the stickers did not always stick very well. Would not buy again.