VViViDDECO65 Transparent Sparkle Glitter Permanent Adhesive Crafting Vinyl Roll Gloss High Grade Industrial Strength Film for Cricut, Silhouette & Cameo plotters (1ft x 6ft)

solidly thick and truly clear other than the glitter. Definitely needs to be cut with more pressure setting if its a crafter wanting to use this but it is so pretty and definitely decent quality

I loved the sparkle glitter transfer adhesive. It has added so much glam to products.

This vinyl is exciting! I ordered this vinyl to help create items for a wedding. they were a smash hit! The sparkly vinyl or glass with silver accents made a big splash. The vinyl was easy to use, cut and weeded well and, adhered with no issues. I did have to play around with the cutting settings to find the right depth, but once that was applied, there were no major issues.

It works nicely , I had no issues cutting or weeding, it look very nice and the vinyl is kinda thick , and it has instructions

I wasn't sure what I'd use transparent vinyl for, but I couldn't resist the glitter. It looks great on dark colored surfaces for contrast. I haven't used it on clear glass, but I think it would look almost like glitter etching. I cut this with my Silhouette Cameo 4 and haven't had any problems with it. I used the Oracal 651 setting and increased the force. My first cut was wonky, but that was a me problem.

The moment I tore the plastic off of this tube, the smell hit me. Which was disorienting, because I would normally never even have thought of vinyl having a smell, and I've never experienced it in 40 years of crafting. I'm guessing it is the adhesive? It smelled strongly reminiscent of nail polish, but the smell did dissipate within an hour, and when I put the roll away it was much less prominent. I'm guessing it will only be an issue in future if I were to have it in a sealed container for a prolonged period or if I had my nose right up against it, neither of which should be problems for me. I wouldn't try this personally on a water bottle, though, or anything else that might come into contact with food, given the obvious strength of the chemicals it's coated with. We made some stickers from it to decorate her Christmas gifts, and I've got it on the window at the moment, so uses that won't matter much.The color is silver glitter on clear. It shows up nicely if you put it on a contrast background, but will blend in if you put it on a similar colored surface. (See pictures for on black versus on light blue.) The shine is lovely no matter where you put it, and it cut and weeded perfectly for me.For anyone else looking for appropriate settings, I used the "Premium Vinyl - Frosted Glitter" setting on my Cricut Maker, regular pressure, regular blade, standard grip mat and had no issues. The blade cut the vinyl completely so that it weeded easily (with one exception where a corner hadn't quite separated), and the paper was indented by the blade but not perforated through. We did not use transfer paper, as my daughter wanted to use them as stickers, so I can't speak to that aspect.On the window glass, the adhesive is strong enough to be sticking despite the cold right now but it's willing to peel if I try - basically what I'm used to with Cricut Holographic vinyl. On the wrapping paper where she applied her stickers it's stuck down tight.1 star deducted for the smell, and I would personally have preferred it to come in a box, make storing easier than it will be with a loose roll rattling around. Otherwise pretty perfect so far.

This is really nice quality sparkle vinyl. I like the VViViD brand because they make really good car vinyl so I knew I wasn't going to be disappointed with the quality of this crafting vinyl. It sticks really well. It cuts well with my Cricut Air 2. It's has a nice sparkle for a subtle glitter project.

I would say this is a semi transparent vinyl. It looks nice & has a nice strong adhesive. It cut well on my cricut & weeded good. It is kind of thick, so it needs a heavier pressure setting when cutting it.I used some to cover a snowflake that I wanted to be able to write on & then wipe it off. Using a dry erase marker, it worked perfectly. A damp napkin took the marker right off.One thing I don't care for is that it has a strong smell. It's not pleasant when working with it. If you're not close to it, though, you can't smell it.Another small con is that when I went to put it on my mat, unrolling it caused wrinkles to form. I just pulled the vinyl up & smoothed it out. Not a deal breaker, in my opinion, but something to be aware of.