Craftopia transfer paper tape roll 6 inch x 50 feet clear with blue alignment grid, 10 bonus ft perfect for cricut cameo self adhesive vinyl for signs stickers decals walls doors windows

I have used this tape for a few years and never had a problem. I messed up and decided to try a different brand and immediately came running back to this one. It's got just the right amount of stickiness and you won't struggle to get the vinyl transferred. Easy to work with and good value for money.

I bought this from a recommendation for my Cricut. I have used the Cricut brand transfer paper and my vinyl would get stuck and not come off. I purchased this, almost expecting the same thing. I stuck it to my vinyl and then to the cup I was making and it worked better than I could have imagined. The grid if perfect, It helped keep everything in line and perfectly in place. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking to transfer any vinyl to a product. I am really happy with the quality of this product, not to mention the price is much lower than name brand and the quality is so much better! I don't have a single negative thing to say about this product!

Pretty easy to use with the Avery Stencil material. The only issues that I have seen has been that it is a bit of a pain to get the stencil material to stick to the item that your applying it to at first. But once you get it started it will seperate pretty well. Would I purchase it again yes . I would prefer it if it had a backer to it instead of it being like a roll of tape. I do like the fact that it has grid lines to help with alignment of the stencil or decals etc. I will say that I will only use the clear products that have the grid lines in my shop because of the ease of alignment. While the other transfer tapes are just a PIA to use that are not clear and dont have the grid lines since you are basically using masking tape. Granted that I have seen some tape used as transfer tape withvarying degrees of success over the years but typically just doesn't work out that well but this transfer tape does work well and is better than average but not the best one on the market.

I received my Cricut for Christmas so I don't have a TON of experience with all the different products. But I have to say, I bought this transfer tape and it's worked great! Because I didn't know which products were best, I bought a few different things and this has been the easiest and most reliable of the different brands - including Cricut brand (which I did not like). I will definitely be purchasing this brand again. And - I love that they followed up with me after the purchase to see that I received it and that I was happy with it. They provided links to make giving feedback, easy!

So this I call medium/high tack...it is not as strong of a grip as say cricuts high tack so it is a bit easier to to get it to release. I use this for sandblast rubber mask and that mask is a high tack so it is a challenge to find a transfer tape that is high tack enough to pull the blast mask off of the release paper and still let go once the mask is transferred to the stone.This works well, I still like the cricut high tack a bit better. It is clear where this is a translucent paper and makes it tougher to align and the cricut pulls all the mask off the release paper. But it can also tend to pull up small mask details when you release it off the substrate. Bigger issue is cricut is a small roll and I need feet.Now I am not a fan of paper transfer tape as much as it makes more of a challenge to align the artwork so it gets a ding for this. Other than that it works, for me, fine. If it was more see through I would love it verses like it.

It is not to sticky with some finer vinyl cricut cuts I do. The lines help with keeping my design lined up.

Wow it’s so hard to find vinyl related products with all these mixed reviews. Well most of them speak for themselves when they say “I haven’t tried other brands”. I bought a couple leading brands to test them out for my own liking since there is no clear path to take with the polarized review.I came to the conclusion that people have no idea what they are doing. I just got a vinyl cutter but I’ve been working with vinyl decals since I was a child and then all through my automotive hobbyists life. You can’t just rip the stuff off and expect it to work. You have to pull at an angle that creates less strain on the side you don’t want to pull. You also need to cut on the right settings in the first place. If you aren’t cutting deep enough that will cause issues. Basically, any of these vinyl reviews if half the people got good results, than half of them found out how to do it right. It’s not so much the material or product it’s the use. If it’s too sticky or not sticky enough you can compensate. It’s pressure sensitive adhesive. That’s what all tapes are. The more pressure you put the more it sticks. Pressure is force over area. You push 1 lb with your palm versus 1 lb with your finger tip the end result it’s going to be a factor of 10 difference. If it’s too tacky don’t push as hard if it’s not tacky enough scrape the crap out of it when your transferring.Now for actual product review this stuff has a nice scrapper included inside the roll make sure you don’t throw it out by accident. The grids make it easy to use and I can cut this and the vinyl in my paper slicer which makes it easy to cut at 90 degree lines that way I can like it up nice.Also for variables temperature will also make a difference so rub it with your finger get it hot or use hair dryer or something. You need to Experiment with a test piece before wasting your vinyl as other users have complained.

I have a sister that uses permanent vinyl on quite a few enamelware products. She recommended this product to me and it is fantastic. I can use the transfer paper up to four times before I have to cut a new piece off of the roll