Studio Pro 1/4-Inch Black Lined Copper Foil

Tried other brands and will be sticking with this product. More money but no mess.

I bought this foil because of the price and as they say, you get what you pay for. I’ve used several brands of copper foil and I’m very disappointed with Studio Pro. As I do stained glass, this foil oozes out the adhesive during soldering. I won’t purchase it again.

Revived really fast. Pleased with product would buy again

It's foil for stained glass, works very well for that, and reasonably priced. The container will work as a holder to keep the foils from unraveling which would benefit some, though I have my own container so not needed for me. I've use foil for years for my projects and can't think of any reason not to get this.

This is good foil. It works well. If you don't have some sort of a dispenser for your foil, take advantage of the dispenser area in the packaging. If you take it out of the packaging, it begins to unwind and can be very difficult to handle. It will keep unwinding.

I use this to hold the cut glass pieces in stained glass projects. It works well and the black adhesive matches the black joints after patina is applied to the solder.

I've usedthe Studio Pro brand before and found it to be rather thin and tears easily. My last experience was terrible. The adhesive would not stick. Couldn't keep the foil laid down. You burnish it and the tape comes loose. Maybe this production round was just bad, but I bought it out of necessity since more durable brands were not available. Don't buy this brand unless you can't find any other. Face it! You don't use that much foil for most projects and the more expensive stuff will be so much better quality.

Product as described with immediate shipping

Cumple mis expectativas.Realizó trabajos de vitral tifanny.

Foil is excellent quality.The package as a dispenser is a neat idea but impractical and messes up the edge of the foil.Not that it’s realistic to use it that way anyway.

This copper foil tape brand is not great. The adhesive melts and spreads out over the glass when soldering. Seasoned glass maker here, used many types and have never had this happen before.