LLPT Transfer Tape for Vinyl 12 Inch x 100 Feet Pick Vinyl Easily Residue Free Effective for Craft Cutters Stickers Decals Glass Windows Doors Signs and DIY (TT1200P)

Works great. So much better than standard clear transfer tape. Very sticky, but not so sticky that it's difficult to remove.

There are two types of people in the world; those that like the clear vinyl transfer material, and those that prefer paper. I have used both but I prefer this paper type. It is somewhat sticky but it is meant to peel off easily after applying your vinyl cutout. To get it to stick to the vinyl enough to where I can peel off the backing, I use a hard plastic squeegee and rub it pretty hard. Once you get the technique down it's not hard to do and I like this type of transfer material better since the paper tends to grab the vinyl better than plastic when rubbing on it.Overall quality is good, this is very similar to other paper transfer tapes I've used. If you print on 12" wide vinyl, this lines up perfectly and I've been very happy with it overall. I've used this on about 12 different vinyl stickers so far and I've been very satisfied with it.

I just used for the first time (2 days after return window closed). This product is impossible!! A small sign install on a window that should have taken me 3 minutes - tops, took 20 Minutes, the tape would not let loose, I had to get every letter corner started manually!! Not acceptable.

I loved the transfer tape but the roll it was on was very small, as in not wide, and it made it difficult to unravel.

No me gusta mucho

When I first started cutting vinyl, I couldn't figure out how people were getting such clear transfers and I was having such problems peeling my delicate cuts off the backing without it folding onto itself or creating huge bubbles.Of course, now I know the correct way to do the transfer requires some kind of transfer medium, to attach to the vinyl and then release it when applied to its destination. It's important that the material be at least translucent so you can accurately judge placement. .THE PACKAGE: a continuous roll of low tack paper transfer material.This is really a massive roll of what most people would call "masking tape." The low tack works well for releasing the vinyl onto the final destination. The challenge is sometimes getting the vinyl to release from its original backing: you need to apply some pressure and carefully peel the vinyl from the original backing. It's a bit of a balancing act.It is translucent enough to not obscure details needed for placement. This is a lot cheaper than other specialized transfer tapes and sheets. I found it worked fine for my needs.

I have only used a couple of different rolls of transfer tape - This is absolutely comparable and functions just the same as the others I have used. The cardboard roll in the middle seems quite strong so when I get down to the end of the roll, it will not buckle under the pressure. The ability of the tape to stretch is comparable to the other tapes as well as the thickness of it - so I can see where I am placing the vinyl.So far, I do not see any reason for any reservation about this tape.I always use the tape in moderate temperatures so I cannot say how it would behave in a hot shop environment, nor how it stands up over a few years if stored in a closet for such an extended time. If I have any issue with the tape, I will be sure to amend this review.

I use this paper transfer tape when I'm using my laser engraver on wood. I cover the wood panels with this paper transfer tape and by doing so I prevent any burn or scorch marks from showing up from the laser. Works great for this.