Printable Vinyl - Sticker Paper for Inkjet Printer (50 Sheets, 8.5" x 11", Anti Jam) - Glossy Printable Sticker Paper - Inkjet Printable Waterproof Sticker Paper - Make Labels and Decal

I have a basic, nothing special printer and Majora’s Mask printed BEAUTIFULLY on this glossy vinyl. One picture is the buttercrafts which is bright, colorful and shiny, the other picture is the Cricut version and it’s way too dark and muddy. Highly recommend this. I cannot speak on the UV fading yet as I haven’t experienced it.

The quality is great, it doesn’t jam in ur printer and it’s waterproof as stated too

I got this for my teen who likes to make stickers with paper and tape. I tried it and it was great. Print comes out vibrant. Didnt get jammed or wrinkled. LOVED how easy it is to use. Now she can make her stickers and just cut them out of the paper instead of going through so many steps. I used it for toy room labels and they turned out really cute and easy to use. Would def recommend and would buy again.

First try with this paper. I was impressed when it came out at how glossy and crisp the images looked. Then I tried to cut them and the black ink smeared horribly. It just rubs right off. So the package says if that happens to use the setting for glossy photo paper. I did and it worked great. However the stickers have a slight sticky feel to them instead of a smooth gloss feel but they will still work. My only complaint is that I wasted a whole sheet by using regular settings. I think they should have said right from the get go to use the photo setting only.

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.

My wife and I make stickers using a cricut maker 3 but always found the quality of the vinyl from cricut to be substandard and over priced for use in printing stickers. I use a canon pixma ink jet printer and find these sheets load, print, and dry at highest print quality standards like a dream. The backing paper is waxed on both sides so removal from the cricut cut mat is usually a breeze. The vinyl soaks up ink and dries glossy and is totally water resistant, I like to use it to make stickers for my water bottles and I have never had streaking or ink wash out problems. Once applied to a surface the stickers stay stuck fast but the vinyl itself is strong enough that it could most likely be removed from most surfaces without leaving behind pieces of the sticker. I don't think they are dish washer safe (which can come up when washing a customized water bottle) but I haven't damaged any of my stickers while hand washing the inside of my water bottles.

I made product labels with these. Maybe the print quality would be better if I had a different printer, but these are fine if you need some labels for things and you're tech-savvy enough to figure out how to do these on your own...then try them. They are somewhat water resistant. Over time, the labels start to peel off, so just be mindful of that.

Fun to use to make your own stickers! Promoted creativity, then we cut with a cricut machine.

I have to say, I’ve tried a bunch of printable vinyl and this is the only one that provided very sharp and vibrant prints. It doesn’t jam my printer, it dries almost instantly and the colors pop! HOWEVER, these are not very sticky. They don’t stick to cardboard at all. I placed a sticker on a package I was going to send out and after 5 mins, the edges started lifting.I’ll continue to use this brand whenever I’m using it on a tumbler that I’m going to seal so it stays put. I still need to find something for projects that aren’t sealed.

Very pleased with product works very well

Did not love the quality of this sticker paper. For days after I printed on the sheets theink smudged. Literally almost wiped right off. The only way to get around this is to put a laminate sheet on top.I did also buy this brand of sticker paper in Matte, and it’s much better and doesn’t smudge. I don’t recommend the glossy, but the matte I do.

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 :)