FUNKAKA Heat Transfer Vinyl Reflective Rainbow HTV Roll, 12" x 10ft Reflective Iron on Vinyl for All Cutter Machine, Reflective HTV Vinyl for T-Shirts Easy to Cut & Weed for Heat Vinyl DIY Design

This stuff is the best! I've used a few others this is awesome. NOTE: two layers. After it's iron/pressed on and you peel the typical plastic layer of you can feel any edge when you feel how it's attached to the fabric then you have a paper thin layer still to pull up. You'll know you pulled Everything off if you can't feel the difference between the vinyl and fabric.

Very cool vinyl, customers who did not get good results probably didn't test enough before reviewing. It is definitely more temperamental than other HTV. Here are my suggestions for pressing, 320 @ 15 secs. Peel hot immediately! If you wait, the adhesive will stick on the vinyl. If it does stick, press on that area for a few seconds and it will come off. It looks basically black when it goes on, but take a pic with flash on and the tye-dye rainbow illuminates, very cool. Pics show it on a navy blue shirt and a neon yellow hoodie. It is versatile and I have used it on all sorts of fabrics, it adheres well.

The media could not be loaded.  Would most definitely recommend!! I customize shoes so finding the right products can be a hassle. This reflective vinyl was so easy to work with. It easily cut with my Cricut on the vinyl setting and was pretty easy to weed. This is a hot/warm peel vinyl also ! I will most definitely be buying again

To save you some time with this long review, DON’T BUY! DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME, MONEY, ENERGY, or HOPES ON THIS PRODUCT. If you would like to know why, please continue to read.Really sad that this didn’t work out the way I hoped it would. Out of the box it had a strange odor like chemicals of some sort. I’ve used Cricut heat transfer vinyls and have never smelled something like that before. Really strong. It cut well on my machine and the weeding wasn’t to bad. The real issue was with the heat press. I followed the directions that came with it on the black shirt first. It didn’t work so well and when I was removing the plastic some parts of the vinyl lifted. Multiple times. Finally, I just did regular vinyl settings and there was no lifting whatsoever. The color wasn’t as strong as it looks in the picture when you purchase so that was another big bummer.The black shirt was a 100% cotton shirt from target. Their kids brand Cat and Jack. Was surprised it didn’t stick well or have a holographic coloring to it and decided to try it on a white shirt.The white shirt is a Gildan brand shirt also 100% cotton but not the same quality as the black shirt. This time around used the regular heat settings not the ones that came with the package. No issue. Again, not as vibrant as pictured. Dropped some grease on my shirt from tacos and it kinda brought out the color. Cleaned the shirt later because I thought it shouldn’t be to bad maybe it’ll brighten it up, could have some weird powder coating? Dried it inside out just in case. Took it out of the dryer and it was oddly clumped up. Not regular like other vinyls but had a crumpled like effect. It had thickened? I don’t know. Long story short, don’t waste your time, money, energy, or hopes on this vinyl.

The media could not be loaded.  Love the quality, just perfect the way I want it to be. By now you can see I love this vinyl 😁

I love this vinyl so much. You can make so many incredible designs with it. Kids and adults both love it. My only complaint is that it is a mission to peel the plastic off after ironing onto your fabric. I’ve tried lowering the heat- raising the heat- I’ve adjusted how long I leave the iron on. The only thing I’ve found that helps this is to wait until it’s completely cool before you try to peel it back and then use some force to peel it. I continue to use it because it looks amazing.

So i hated it at first did not work with an iron never adhered to fabric and was hard to separate from transfer material. BUT if you own a heat press its a different world. Follow temp directions and peel as soon as you can stand the heat. I repeated the press again with the clear transfer material removed using a thin piece of fabric! Turned out great and stands up the dryer multiple times.

Was great to cut and to adhere to the shirts. Used heat press at 320’ for 20 sec. You have to make sure it is exposed to light well for it to glow. Tried the blue glow and the green glow (white vinyl in daytime). The green works better/absorbs light faster than the blue but both glow well once exposed to enough light

Very easy to use, this was my first attempt at htv and it was very easy. It cut beautifully, weeded very easily, iron on was a bit tricky but did work ok.

Very very reflective, and dull grey in normal light, exactly as I wanted.

Did not know what to expect from the item. But its great quality. Cuts well on a Cricut . Irons in well to fabrics. Definitely will purchase again.