Look what you've made me do now

[PeteVK]

All three decanted, just need to work on peeling the labels off.

 

[dmshaver]

Fill the empty bottles with hot water & the labels will peel right off.

 

[Clay S]

I would've gone with some distinctive Avon bottles. You can almost make out which is which without the labels though. Almost

 

[HarryAU570]

All three decanted, just need to work on peeling the labels off.

 

[Bhugo]

All three decanted, just need to work on peeling the labels off.

Looks great! Second the hot water recommendation. Works well for me.

 

[dangerousdon]

Sure...WE made you do it...

 

[BigJ]

Sure...WE made you do it...

+1! Good move!!

 

[emwolf]

you won't regret it.

 

[Mr. Bonney]

Yeah, it's a horrible addiction!

I agree with Clay here - use an appropriate Avon bottle. I find the boot bottle is perfect for a leather splash, and the tree trunk decanter is a shoo-in for Whiskey Woods AS. And the fairly rare pirates jug would be great for VIBR.

 

[J.E.]

Looks good! Those are the same type of bottles I'm using.

 

[Clay S]

Yeah, it's a horrible addiction!

I agree with Clay here - use an appropriate Avon bottle. I find the boot bottle is perfect for a leather splash, and the tree trunk decanter is a shoo-in for Whiskey Woods AS. And the fairly rare pirates jug would be great for VIBR.

What I would use for Virgin Island Bay Rum!

 

[Mick]

Let us know how the labels Progress

 

[PeteVK]

Look what you made me do again!

FYI: I set my electric kettle to 160F and that was the perfect temp to melt the glue and keep the bottle easy to handle, everything went very smoothly. Thanks again for your inspiration!

 

[PeteVK]

View attachment 959805 What I would use for Virgin Island Bay Rum!

Clay, is that a vintage Avon aftershave bottle, and yes I agree that would be perfect?

 

[Clay S]

Clay, is that a vintage Avon aftershave bottle, and yes I agree that would be perfect?

Yes. Its a Avon's Captain's Pride Oland AS Bottle.

Your bottles look a lot better with labels on them.