Premium Waterslide Decal Paper Inkjet CLEAR - 20 Sheets - Water Slide Decal Transfer Transparent - A4 Size

My first purchase was evidently a bad batch. The paper never separated after carefully following standard procedure for waterslide paper for several sheets. I never received the promised instructions from the company so I contacted them upon my dismay. They were most apologetic and issued me a new set at once. The new batch of paper works as advertised. While some other waterslide papers I’ve used in the past have required light spraying of clear sealer, this one has performed better with a little heavier coats. I’ve been completely satisfied with my merchandise and I’ve continued business with them with more purchases. It always helps to have great customer service.

I tested these decals to make icon cabochons for projects on several materials. In the picture; glass (clear and white), acrylic- white (large middle of Christ is on a white acrylic bead), wood (painted white) and metal. Decals are slightly translucent when using lighter colors so a reflective metal background gives off a beautiful luster through the decal. It would be interesting to try it on wood with grain or materials with a design/print. Also topped one with resin which enhanced the decal's colors. The others I will probably top with clear coat. I ordered some clear glass cabochons so I could try the decal on the back of the glass to save labor. I ruined my first few. The paper is extremely thin so you must clear coat it well before transferring. I used three coats of Krylon Triple Thick on the whole page before cutting. I accidentally sprayed a water based clear coat for my first coat but nothing ran. If the decal doesn't slide easily put it back in the water. Several of the tested objects have curved surfaces and edges. No problem on the slightly curved tops but had a little trouble smoothing it out around some edges. Tore it a few times but I'm covering the edges anyway. You can always add more clear coat to future decals if you find yourself tearing it too often. I've wanted to try water slide decals for years. Glad I took the plunge.

I decided to improve my model building by making decals for custom builds, like my scratch 47" Graf Zeppelin. The paper works great and it's easy enough once you get the hang of it. I used Testors bonding spray. One star off for the not that helpful, simplistic "print, spray, and voila!" instructions. Those decal sheets? That's my second try. The first batch was ruined when I spayed too thick of a 2nd coat that made the colors run. (But not the black lettering). So, always use light coats because the spay will penetrate the previous dried coat. I'm still figuring out the best amount of spray. More coats than needed (8) made for a thicker than necessary decal and wasted spray, but they functioned well. Also, I had a real "I feel stupid" moment when I realized that my Canon ink jet printer doesn't print white. Duh. White is no ink at all, AKA clear. No problem, I can paint the spot white and put the decal over it. The decals are semi-translucent and not as opaque as decals in a model kit, except for black, so painting the spot white is probably a good idea anyway.

I've used this decal paper about three times so far for application on different surface types of RC model planes...foam, plastic and monokote. First, when the printer is set to highest quality print, the colors are very dense / opague. The print must then be dried with a hairdryer and this is a very quick process. You then spray the decal with clear acrylic to permanently protect the ink. This is also done via hairdryer and takes only a couple of minutes. The decal releases very quickly when placed in warm, slightly soapy water. It should then be gently slid off the paper directly onto the prewetted intended surface. Prewetting with lightly soaped water enables the decal to be repositioned. Very nice product and will order again.

So disappointing! The sticker doesnt come of the paper at all, it suppose to slide from it! This paper feels like I put a regular color photo to a water plate and waiting for the image to come off. Other person said in a review that some papers from the pack did work for her (20%), some did! I only tried several pages from this packet, I am not going to try the rest. All paper should match the sellers description. The paper is excellent for printing a colored photo, no more then that! I used Blinggasm Waterslide Decal Paper, 8.5X11-Inch, Clear For Inkjet Printer, 10 Sheets and had great results, but not their white paper! For white inkjet I would highly recommend Sunnyscopa Inkjet Waterslide Decal Paper 8.5"x11" (10 sheets, White), both my recommendations slide like from a butter in several second from touching the water! Great color transferring as well! I will soon leave a detailed review for each on their listings! I hope it helps! *** Update: Im raising my stars from 1 to 5. The seller is very professional and respectful, has contacted me right away after seeing my review, offering replacement/refund even after return window was closed several months back. I was pleasantly surprised. Thank you so much!

This stuff is ok. I used it A LOT for my cups. What really makes me mad about this paper is that every pack I’ve ordered, 25% of the sheets will not transfer. No matter how long I soak it, it will not come off of the carrier sheet. I take every precaution I can think of and I work with several brands of water slide paper. I want to like this stuff but it’s really annoying when I keep deal with that same issue.

I have tried other Waterslide papers and always had issues with them. In the attached photo of a model I am building , of a plane I use to fly in, in the 1960s-70s and wanted it to be authentic, the registration numbers and the tail flashes are made with "Premium Waterslide Decal Paper." (some small touch-up on the paint is still needed) The results were perfect. Thank you for a great product!!! Lee Roop

Great product, put grandchildren's photo on cups so hopefully they won't lose them. So glad I found this product. Much cheaper than buying one sheet.

Lässt sich wunderbar sauber bedrucken. Da die Tinte meines Druckers nicht Wasserfest ist, muss ich (wie in der Anleitung auch erwähnt) eine dünne Schicht Klarlack über das getrocknete Druckbild geben. Dann funktioniert die Übertragung auf z.B. eine Gitarren-Kopfplatte problemlos.