Auihiay 24Pcs Printable Shrink Dink Sheets, Shrink Films Papers

Finally! Shrink plastic that we can actually print on! We've tried the name brand and some others, nothing worked. These printed great, dried quickly and nicely, shrunk evenly and the color stayed mostly the same, only slightly darker. We have an Epson WF-3823 inkjet.

I have an Epson eco tank ET3830. I tried several printing methods with these sheets and nothing seemed to worked, I was ready to give up when I decided to try taping an 8.5x11 sheet of paper to the shiny side, as google suggested. These sheets are slightly longer and not quite 8.5in wide. Printer then printed without issues on presentation matte setting. I am rather satisfied and impressed with the quality however, it is important to reduce opacity before printing, as colors darken when you bake. These are fun, durable and quite affordable. Once you figure out how your printer works it’s easy.

This worked so well! Printed pictures on it for my daughter to make keychains for her friends. Christmas presents were easy and everyone loved it.

Very cool product once you know how to work with it. I don’t have much to compare this product to, but I am happy with it. You will need to adjust your printer to the correct paper size. This is NOT the standard 8.5x11. You also need to change the picture transparency to 30%-50%. I have noticed that the ideal transparency varies from image to image and depends on whether you are printing in the clear sheet or white sheet. But if you are within that range, you are probably ok. The only problem I have is they will not flatten out by themselves. While in the oven they will first curl upward and then curl the opposite direction, but never become flat. My solution was to throw a sheet of parchment paper on top of them as soon as they came out of the oven and then place something heavy on top. They cool/harden very quickly, so you need to do this right away. I made the mistake of trying to move them to a different surface before flattening, but they were already hardened. Next time I may search for a different product that actually flattens out on its own, but in the meantime, this one has brought me and my kids a lot of joy!

this shrink paper is pretty thick. i thought it was a little pricey but for the quality of the paper i think its decently priced. i didn't realize that the paper is a little shorter width wise, and longer length wise, but no biggie, it showed in the pictures, i just didn't pay attention. and it didn't affect the printing process so it's fine. the gloss side is pretty glossy even after shrinking.

Really great quality product! I was able to use it to draw and write on and I was able to make some really cool designs. The only downside to this product is when it got hot it shrinks so I recommend not putting it in the dryer unless you’re OK with it shrinking so before you use it maybe pre-dry it that way you know the size that it’s gonna be.

This shrink plastic for an inkjet printer is perfect for megan small charms for jewelry and keychains! I didn't realize that the package came with semi-transparent as well as white plastic paper. However I am glad I got both so I could see the difference and the end products. I put them in my oven at 330° f and let them bake for 4 minutes. Some of them did try to curl. When I took them out the oven I just put a paper plate over the top of them and pressed down pretty hard and that helped flatten them out. I will definitely be getting this product again but I think I'll buy it in white instead of semi-transparent.

This does NOT work with a printer at all. I tried it on my HP Envy 6000 printer, and the stock is either too slick- or too firm for the printer to grab it. It will pull it up, adn only print like 1/4 of the design onto the page because it thinks the page is farther forward. I've tried it on both sides to make sure I wasn't somehow printing on the wrong side (instructions say to print on rough side, which is what I have been doing), and ran some alignment pages through my printer with the same design to see if it's my printer, but it's definitely the sheets. Really disappointed as I was super excited about this craft.

It's nice! Works better on simpler shapes and it's important to press them while they are still warm, otherwise the result can be uneven. The colors also get quite darker after baking, which is good to keep in mind. I prefer to finish them with epoxy for extra protection. I did some nice stuff with it, for example name tags for my cats. The great thing about them is that they very light and strong. Most of the pet tags you can order online are big and heavy, but the ones I made from these sheets are so light that my cats don't notice them at all

buoni ma non tengono perfettamente la forma

Il faut que votre four soit vraiment à la bonne température pour qu’il se rétracte comme il faut mais le produit est facile à utiliser et à imprimer.

Edit: My mistake, I’m happy!

Es un regalo para mis alumnos, ha quedado muy chulo. Lo recomiendo, funciona perfectamente.