Clear Vinyl Transfer Paper Tape Roll-12inx 50FT-Alignment Grid Application Tape for Silhouette Cameo, Adhesive Vinyl for Decals,Signs,Windows,Stickers

Value and quality, now thats hard to find these days. But this tape has it. I wpul highly recommend.

This transfer tape features the standard square grid to allow you to place your stickers or vinyl exactly where you intend. It has a strong grip, which can sometimes be too much but is workable especially in comparison to many alternatives where the stick is weak. When I know I need the item to come off the tape with ease I just prep the tape in advance to remove a bit of the stickiness and that takes care of the problem.

The best clear vinyl transfer paper is sticky enough to pick up the front (top) of the vinyl from your cut originals but have light enough tack to let it go after you place the cut vinyl where you want it.By those measures, this scores well. It doesn't need back printing because it's easy enough to cut to approximate size by placing the cut images on top. Clear is good because it helps in more exact placement on the destination surface.But of course, part of the success depends on the adhesive properties of the original vinyl.In all, this is a good product, useful with many vinyl manufacturers' products.

I'm still new to vinyl and cutting machines. If you're new, as well, this can be an excellent tool to have in your stash to help you make sure items are straight and transferring multiple items simultaneously come out the way it was intended.

YYOODS Clear Vinyl Transfer Tape does a good job of picking up vinyl cut outs from their backing paper. I like that the grid on the vinyl is not interrupted by product logos. The adhesive power of transfer tape is a delicate balance. It has to be sticky enough to lift the vinyl from its backing without being so sticky that it won't release the vinyl when applied to the target surface. So far I have only used the YYOODS Transfer Tape to transfer glossy vinyl lettering onto garage doors. The transfer is tricky because the doors are textured and the paint is weathered. As a result, the vinyl doesn't immediately adhere strongly to the door. The YYOODS Clear Vinyl Transfer Tape was a bit too tacky and I had to use some effort to avoid pulling up corners of letters as I removed the transfer tape. Probably killing some of the tackiness by applying to my clothing first would have helped with this transfer.

I got a new Cricut and I was looking for some vinyl to use with it. I found this transfer paper for making decals. It works great.

Very good quality, especially for the price! I am able to use a sheet about twice before I need to get a new area to transfer the vinyl. Works well!

Works exactly as expected, not super sticky which some find annoying in the brand name stuff. Which is true! The brand name stuff is super tacky, almost to a fault. This seems to be a happy medium.