- Vinyl Sticker Paper, Frosty Clear, Matte and Glossy Printable Sticker Paper for Inkjet Printer (Glossy, 20 sheets)

Am very pleased with this paper. Has nice clean gloss. Cuts easily. And good price.

This is a good product for your office work or for arts and crafts

Although this clearly stated that it was ink jet, printer, compatible and fast drying it was not even waiting a full day after printing the ink smeared on touch so my impression is, this is not inkjet compatible. The stick quality is fine, but the printer quality for me was a zero.

Excelente para printer de injeccion. Buena calidad nonse despinta

I’m not sure why you were purchasing this, but it smears really really bad. This is a picture that I was going to put on my mouthwash and when she picked it up, this is what happened

I am impressed by these labels. They are much thicker that the big name brand glossy labels I normally use. Also, when I cut them with my silhouette, they didn’t leave little bits of pigment dust. I even soaked it in warm water for 10 minutes soon after I printed them. They didn’t run or smudge.I use an old Epson Artisan 1430 with ink from Swift Ink for packaging labels. I will definitely purchase these instead of the other brand. The adhesion sticks well to my metallic bubble mailers. Thank you for a less expensive, wonderful product.(You can see water drops on the paper after I took it out of the bowl with water.) ❤️

thin great quality !!!

[Premium Glossy] I was looking for a thick vinyl sticker paper and this is great! The paper is thick enough that I can use colored borders on my stickers and the cuts will be clean and not leave white tears.[Matte] The matte I am less stoked about.Pros:-Thick backing paper for cleaner cuts-Great value for the priceCons:-Print quality is rather mediocre. Grain can easily be seen up close.-Can be scratched by lightly dragging the flat end of your nail across it. The scratches leave marks that are easily noticeable if it catches the light. Not the biggest deal breaker, but I'd hesitate to call it scratch-resistant.-I'm not sure if this has to do with drying time, but occasionally shiny, dotted streaks will appear on the prints. I suspect this may be from the rollers in my Cricut machine. This is the only paper this has happened with.Overall not sure I'll be using the matte.