Metallic Heat Transfer Vinyl,SHOYISI Gold Foil Iron on Vinyl 11 Pack 12"x 10" PU HTV for Shirts DIY(Metal Color)

Yes! After having to adjust my machine several times I finally figured out the the normal setting for vinyl left a lot of sections in tacked. But when I set it to the poster board cut...now we are cooking with oil baby! The vinyl is amongst the thickest I’ve ever used but every project I’ve made with it has turned out amazingly stunning. The high shine is eye catching and exactly what I was looking for. I was initially concerned about how it would wash and dry in the laundry, but I was pleasantly surprised when I put my shirt through the normal wash and dry cycle and had no lifting, melting, or shrinking of this vinyl. I’m definitely sold and will be buying more when I run out.

It was a bit of a task but read through the reviews to find the right setting. I used the cardstock cut setting on the Cricut machine, I used 320 degrees Fahrenheit on the Cricut Heat press, 30 seconds on front, and 15 seconds on back of the garment. These are 100% cotton totes. It came out perfect!

I finally used this after the return window closed on this iron on. Tried on a few different sheets and changed up my cut level and it still never cut properly. Absolute waste of money.

Had to use it on cardstock setting. It’s VERY THICK. I hope it weeds correctly. I need this. Already ruined two sheets.

This vinyl is not sticky, which I thought didn't matter, but once I started weeding small pieces realized it definitely did. It also requires your cricut machine to be set to "cardstock" as opposed to "vinyl", which I forgot a few times, resulting in wasted vinyl bits. It also sometimes leaves a residue which might be because of my heat settings/pressure even though I follow the recommendations in the instructions. Will not be buying again.