Clear Sticker Paper

After some initial setbacks— and sacrificing a sheet to continuous printer jams and a wave of irritation— I can say with certainty that this paper is WONDERFUL. Five sheets printed now, and every one is PERFECT. The ink is clear, the sticker is strong, and it wasn’t too difficult to remove the backing. I ran the sticker under water and actually tried to scrub it off for about 15seconds—no luck. That ink was not coming off. For reference: I used an HP-Envy 4500, and genuine HP ink cartridges. 61 XL I believe. A couple tips if you are having difficulties: FIRST- put a few strips of tape on the leading edge of the sheet to prevent the sticky side from catching in your printer when it tries to pull in the paper. SECOND- be sure to leave a few sheets of regular paper underneath, and use a small strip of tape to stick the top one to the paper tray so it can’t be sucked in with the sticker sheet THIRD- Be ready to give the paper a little boost when it first goes in, to make sure it feeds correctly. I used clear scotch tape on the leading edge to help with that, but I suspect a thin strip of regular masking tape would be more beneficial.

Loved this sticker paper, glossy and the quality was excellent. printed out beautifully.

I wanted to stick a decal on a broom closet my husband recently put together. The background was too dark for it to show up well at all. When I stuck it on the white refrigerator it looked great. Light colors on the sticker paper do not show up well as it is too transparent. Adhesion seemed to be good on several surfaces I tried. Recommend only for white surfaces.

The quality of this is amazing. I ran water over it and no drips. I sealed it with a clear gloss and covered it with epoxy. Still looks just as great as when it came out of the printer. Actually, it looks better with the epoxy on top of it. Just one of the sheets stuck in my printer so I just turned it around and it went right through the printer. Best I've used so far. To add, this vinyl is sticky and not very repositionable. If your project will allow, it is helpful to put coats of mod podge on the printed vinyl before applying. This "strongs" it up and makes it easier to handle. It does not curl up so much and get stuck on itself. It also keeps it from stretching if you need to pull on it a little if working with a large image. The more coats, the stronger. I probably did overkill as I applied 10 coats of mod podge but it made all the difference in handling it and positioning it on my project. It seriously cut down on the frustration. No worry of bleed at all.

This is a great product, it looks good and is high quality

If you are someone who doesn't like shine this is not for you. This is a true clear. I don't like shine BUT I love its durability. Because it's vinyl, it doesn't rip easily. Major plus! It dries fast. By the time it comes completely out the printer, it's dry. Ink doesn't smear. I'm on the fence with the thickness of the paper, as it is vinyl so it's thick. That being said, some printers may have issues with it. I use a HP and Epson and both have had jams but that's only if my paper has been exposed to moisture. KEEP IT IN THE PACKAGING! I also worked around by feeding one sheet at a time instead of loading multiple. I think you get a lot of bang for the buck. The stickiness is great, but if you accidentally put it down and need to adjust, you may have issues as they are permanent.

Works great. Printed a photo easily on HP inkjet printer and applied to a glass rechargeable candle. Light came through nicely.

It’s alright but certainly not 95% clear. Depending on the sheet, I’ve had it be around 70% clear. The texture of the sheet is also a little uncomfortable. Doesn’t feel very nice.