PPD Inkjet Glossy Creative Vinyl Stickers LTR 8.5 x 11 4.7mil x 50 Sheets (PPD-36-50)

Me encanta la calidad, aunque debes tener cuidado de imprimirlos, ya que se pegan si mandas a imprimir mas de una hoja juntas, pero el resultado es increíble.

It's a very good sticker material. I used an HP 7510 inkjet MFP printer. I used it to produce a number of custom holiday stickers to decorate Christmas cards and gifts. This material will come in handy for all sorts of stickers and labels in the future. The colours are vibrant and the material looks very good. It had a high gloss and the adhesive was very good. I bought white material and the white was very crisp. I haven't tried it in a damp location yet.

I love these vinyl sticker sheets. They print very well in my inkjet printer. The color holds and doesn't smear or run, they are waterproof and virtually indestructible. Very good for labeling food products.

I like this inkjet vinyl a lot! I've gotten tons of comments from customers saying that they like the colour turnout and quality of the stickers! Do remember to set your printer to "glossy" paper type before printing otherwise the ink will smear like there's no tomorrow (I learned the hard way)! My only gripe with the paper is that the backing sheet is too thick that it makes it difficult to cut my stickers in 1 pass on my cricut. Setting it too high results in a sort of buckling around the edges of the cut (pictured, check the top of the character's head). My workaround was to do a double cut on a lower pressure (about 275 x2 for me). The downside to this is that you need to wait twice as long to have your Cricut cut the sheet since there's a 2nd cut now, but I think it beats cleaning up the edges with a pair of scissors. The thick lining sheet isn't bad though. It gives the stickers a very premium weight like something you'd find in a store! Even better, it's fully white on the other side (the print side is the glossy side). One last thing to note is that this paper is glossy so there *might* be some issues with your Cricut reading the registration marks of you are going the print and cut route (no issues on my end though). I would recommend closing the top cover of your machine and moving it out of direct sunlight to help it read the lines better. However I don't use print and cut so I can't say I've experienced any issues, but I thought I would mention it since I've heard this tip from people who do use print and cut. I prefer to make my own registration marks in opposite corners and save all my files as cut-only templates in order to maximize space usage and minimize waste (this paper is more expensive than regular gloss paper after all...). I have nothing negative to say about the quality of the print as it is superb. Colours are nice and they look like they actually reflect the colours in my files. Bottom line: the quality of this paper is fantastic and I'd absolutely recommend it, as long as you don't mind spending a bit of extra time to ensure a clean die cut! Edit: I should also mention that the paper is ever so slightly smaller than standard letter size. It's about 2-3 mm shorter in both width and length, but I don't think that should be significant unless you absolutely need a perfect 8.5 x 11 inch sheet.

Finally ran out of my previous glossy vinyl and got into this pack of 50. Definitely NOT as advertised. Commercial grade? No way. Not in a million years. I've used PPD's matte vinyl and it actually feels premium and DOESN'T TEAR and even stretches - just like vinyl!! Put a small cut in this glossy vinyl with anything and it tears easier than a piece of paper. What gives? There's no stretch to this vinyl either. It feels flimsy and cheap. The adhesive doesn't always stick to the vinyl portion and is sometimes left on the backing sheet instead making for a wasted print. Even the ink comes off without a problem!! Don't have this issue with the matte vinyl. After reading some very good reviews on this product and requiring a gloss finish for my needs I figured I'd give this a shot since the matte worked out so well. Obviously something changed and I can't wholeheartedly recommend this to anyone running a business. Small personal projects possibly, but you really wouldn't want 50 sheets for that. Really hope PPD just had a manufacturing issue and this isn't a sign of things to come as I've used their products in the past without issue. As it stands I've got a bunch of sheets just sitting around I can't do anything with.