Holographic Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper 50s Non-Epson Compatible 8.5"x11"

After too many frustrating dealings with sticker companies whose products arrived late, were dull in color, proved impossible to peel, or supported the election of politicians whose policies I don't endorse, I figured there HAD to be a better alternative. Ta-da: there is! These sheets printed easily, correctly, and beautifully from the very first try, and that's on a well-traveled and sometimes-cantankerous home printer (HP inkjet) that I've had since forever. JOY! Because I was skeptical that the stickers would actually be waterproof, I ran the first page under the kitchen faucet for a while and then wiped it with a paper towel. Impressively, the image was set and remained perfectly clear with no smearing and no drips. The sheets also proved easy to cut with either a paper-cutter or with scissors, and the stickers we made went smoothly and attractively onto the drivers' helmets. Adios, other companies. These Buttercrafts printable vinyl sheets will be our organization's go-to purchase for many, many future orders.

I consider these a great value for the money; they never jammed my printer. They stick great to my water bottles through a whole rainy season and are excellent for things like phones and iPads indoors. They are a nice thick quality, and they have pretty good water resistance! My only problem with the sticker paper was it looked great for a while and then was prone to yellowing.

I LOVE the quality of this sticker vinyl. I dont know what I was expecting but it wasn't this. It's slightly thicker than regular sticker sheets. It's clear but when you hold it up, it has a milky white color. It shows up clear on light paper but may show up on darker paper. The quality of my print is beautiful! (I use an HP 2800 series printer, nor sure if thats part of the good quality.) It kind of reminds me of PET stickers but just better quality! It hasn't jammed in my printer. It is smear resistant ONLY if you print on the "PHOTO PAPER" setting. I wasted 4 sheets before I read the packaging with the suggested setting. It did tear but only after me pulling at the sticker because my dull blade didn't cut all the way through. I stuck a sticker on a bottle and ran it underneath hot & cold water. The ink didn't smear but the sticker came up pretty easily. So it isin't 100% water resistant. I only intend to use my stickers in my planner so it works for me and I recommend it!

Having gone through a number of vinyl sticker sheets I decided to try out clear stickers for a change. If you understand what you're getting, you'll be happy with the result. I ran some experiments with this pack right away, to see if my assumptions were correct. And they mostly were. These make wonderful window stickers. Light WILL shine through them (somewhat like stained glass). If you print a sticker on this material and put it on a colored surface that is any color other than white, the background color WILL show through. For example, I created a batch of stickers and put them on a dark blue drinking cup. All of the stickers are shaded blue and, unless you are in good lighting, are difficult to make out. Why anyone would expect anything else is beyond me. The inkjet ink holds up well on these sheets and dried faster than when printing on vinyl. When placed on a white background the colors are vibrant and delightful. Cut on my Silhouette Cameo 4 Plus, after applying a laminate, they took a lot more pressure to cut through than vinyl stickers. The stickers peel away from the backing medium with ease. I'm knocking one star off of my review for a couple of reasons. 1. The first 6-8 sheets had a dog-eared corner that's going to take some finagling to correct. 2. These are temporary stickers at best. They unstick with little difficulty. You might find that to be a positive but that's not what I'm after. Understand what you are getting and what practical uses it has, and I don't think you will be disappointed. This pack of 50 sheets will probably last me a while.

I bought the clear type sticker from another company unfortunately the color bled some with a little moisture. The image also showed through when I layered the stickers on top of each other. So I had to rip them off the cup I was working on. This is the same cup I used the transparent sticker that didn't work. So right away I ordered the glossy white sticker. This is my first time ordering this brand so I will have to see how durable it will be but for start, I was able to finish this cup with a clean and terrific outcome. The cup has the original striped lines going down baked into it. So I designed a black and polka dot strip to go around the 4th top of the cup and then I printed a red polka dot bow. That's for the front of the cup. On the back the side that faces me when I use it I printed my favorite Bible verse, Isaiah 60.22 in cursive. I am quite satisfied with my finished product because it's exactly how intended it to look when I was done. Here's to many many more projects in the near future for me using this glossy white sticker. Here are my tips from trial and error: 1. Transparent stickers are good for clear glasses or cups or when you want to write colored texts because the background disappears with the clear glass. 2. I applied/sprayed two to three rounds of sprays over the print on the glossy white paper as soon as it came out of the printer. I used the Rustoleum clear seal spray. It seals the ink of the image that came from the printer. An added assurance for making it waterproof. I waited about half an hour between sprays. 3. This is just me from my experience with using waterslide transfer papers into cups and dishes that I have to use daily and wash regularly but to me, this is the most important part of the project. I use the MOD Podge dishwasher-safe sealer, apply it to the dry and sealed image on the cup. I just use a regular paint brush and brush thoroughly but lightly not to create paddles. Then I wipe the excess outside the images with clean rag around the images. In my experience, three applications of the Mod Podge are enough to seal it for solid waterproofing and durability of the images. I wait a few hours between applications. After this, if you want you can place it in the dishwasher. But for me I just chose to handwash all my DIY cups just to be on the safe side. So far the ones Ive done with waterslide are still going strong and I use them every day. The Mod Podge label is in sea blue. 4. I am now drinking green tea on my polka dot cup and it has gone through its first handwash with no problem. 5. I don't have Cricut, but scissors and patience are good enough.

Let me preface this review by saying 1-I'm not using any special printer or ink- printing on an HP inkjet printer and whatever standard HP ink goes into the machine. 2-No special images (just random online free printables). 3-I've only had this product for two full days. Printer load/feed: So far, the ease of the paper feeding through my printer is great. I've only printed three sheets , but nothing has jammed. My one concern was the vinyl was curved inwards towards the paper backing side, but this didn't cause a feed probem, it just concerned me when loading the paper. Color saturation: The ink distribution seems smooth (although I did find that printing " best quality" really did make a difference in the image clarity). Water resistance: I waited a few hours from printing to see how water resistant the images were, and to my surprise, it was fairly water proof. I made a mistake trying a water test 5 minutes after printing on one corner, but drying time is needed. I tried smudging water, letting water sit for 10- 30 mins and then rub the moisture off... The ink didn't budge and the vinyl held tough. I haven't tried any chemicals against the paper or image except a bit of diluted rubbing alcohol. That solution did cause a bit of color removal, but not enough for me to be concerned. Cutting: I can't say too much, it is basically like cutting paper. I bought this to make stickers for myself. I don't have a special die cutting/ craft machine like a Silhouette or Cricut, so kiss-cuts were done by hand with a small exact-o - a Daiso retractible craft knife. A sharp blade and steady, but light hand and I needed 1-2 passes to cut though the vinyl and not the paper. It's a delicate balance. Adhesive Strength: this is something I can't gauge. The vinyl peels away from the paper backing well. The adhesive is not overly tacky. Seems to be semi repositionable if i stick it to paper (which I like, I don't want a permanent hold), but it has torn some paper away if it was adhered for more than two minutes. Overall: I give this product a five, but this is from a novice vinyl paper user. Perhaps my review will change, but right now I am pleased with the product. *edit: I've had this product quite a while. haven't used the entire package yet as I just printed a few things and put the rest away. Images are not permanent (which I did expect with wear and use). If you are looking for image permanence, I would suggest some type of clear adhesive sheeting over top of your print. Also, the vinyl part can peel away from the adhesive portion.

I purchased these sheets for office labels on clear plexiglass (6 x 3 Inch Clear Acrylic Wall Name Plate Holders Office Door Mount Name Plate Holder with Stainless Steel Standoff Screws for Office Home Store Restaurant) I used a HP inkjet printer (HP Office Jet Pro) with aftermarket ink cartridges and was very impressed with the quality of the paper and the print. The ink dried very fast and did not smear. I used the HP paper setting for generic photo paper. The vinyl adhered very well and the results looked very professional. I do not know how water proof the ink will be, but I believe that would be something controlled by the type ink you use, not the quality of the vinyl. Even though I used generic ink cartridges the ink adhered perfectly and did not smear at all. (I did allow them to dry for about 30 minutes before testing.) It is suggested to let them dry overnight from everything I had read. I would definitely recommend them and would buy them again. One thing to note, you should remove all paper from your printer and use these one at a time. I tried just putting the vinyl in on top of the paper and the paper tended to want to stick to it. That was the only problem I had. The photo I attached shows the print quality. The finished project with the backing paper removed looks alm0st like frosted glass.

This sticker paper produces nice high quality prints with crisp images, however, it scratches and flakes off very easily without lamination and doesn't stick well to water bottles because they're constantly lifting. Additionally, the paper constantly curls and doesn't stay flat like other brands I've tried. I wanted to like these stickers because the prints come out great, but unfortunately won't be ordering them again due to the issues with weak adhesion, curling, and poor durability. As a small sticker shop, I can't recommend these because of the quality issues. I wish I could return these, but I am unfortunately outside the return window.

The labels I printed look great and they came out very vivid and dried quickly. The ink appears to bond very well and there was no smudging when I was cutting them out with scissors. Very happy with the white and just ordered some more in clear.

10/10 gran calidad, pude imprimirlas con mi epson, no se borran aunque las mojes

Excelente calidad. Llego muy pronto.

Very pleased with product works very well

I had high hopes for this product as it prints out really nicely with inkjet printer. However When I used in my silhouette cameo 4 it was not great. I tried many different settings and pressures etc, and whatever I tried, the sticker paper kept ripping between stickers or pulling up the paper and getting caught. I had brand new mats and freshly sharpened blade too. When I swapped back to my normal brand of glossy sticker paper to make sure it wasn’t my silhouette, it worked fine again. Not complaining, it’s very nice quality paper, I’d just want to know before buying if this was my intended purpose :)