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Crystal
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
I used a laser printer as indicated on the packaging and it did work great. There is some curling of the medium from the heat bonding process, but i found adjusting the settings on my printer to move it quicker like it would thinner paper stocks helps. With laser there is no "drying time" so they were ready to use, hot off the press. I handcut my stickers out because I didn't want to dealwith cricut's registration marks and the final result was great. they do seem to be waterproof, but I added a top layer of a clear UV vinyl like i usually do when making stickers just to make sure they don't fade with handling and sun exposure. The final product was great so I would say this is a great product!
Amber Lynn
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2025
Paper is great and makes great stickers I am just getting started using it but no I'm going to love it and will probably be getting more. Functionality is unlimited great value and easy to use. The stickiness is great.
Michael JC
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025
I decided to give these a try with a color laser printer. I’m sure my inkjet would have provided a higher quality print, but inkjets are wetter are more likely to cause the paper to curl. Even with the laser printer, the paper curled a fair bit after printing. Even still, I was happy with the result. I set the paper as label paper, and I used the multipurpose tray for printing. I had no issues with the paper jamming.I noticed that the package recommended using UV ink and/or using UV sealer spray, so I suspect that the stickers are likely to fade if exposed to sunlight and may require a sealer or lamination to be truly water proof as opposed to water resistant.The paper seemed similar to me to label paper in thickness and quality. I don’t have a Cricut or any other cutting machine, so I had to cut out stickers by hand, which doesn’t give the best result. If you’re cutting something that has straight lines, you can use a ruler and a crafting knife, but if it’s a complicated design, results will vary without a machine to make the cuts.The stickers are not the easiest to peel off from the backing, but I was able to successfully accomplish the task without messing up the sticker.I tried both the matte and glossy paper. The glossy paper is definitely more reflective.The sticker paper, not just the backing, is white. There exists sticker paper that is transparent with a white backing. Depending on the image you are printing, you might prefer one type over the other.Overall, this paper seems fine, but if you are looking for a thicker, more plastic-feeling sticker, this isn’t it.
cmeinmi
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2025
I am pretty happy with this sticker paper. I was hoping to be able to use it in a large color laser printer that has all the bells and whistles to print some logo stickers at the office, but it jammed in that printer even when using the bypass tray. I then tried it on my smaller black and white laser printer through the manual feed. I changed the type of paper and it worked great. I will try changing the paper type on the big printer and report back. I hand cut my stickers with scissors and stuck them on sticky magnets. I think this paper is a good value for the money, you get 30 sheets of standard size paper for under ten bucks.
Abi
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
Printer paper to make stickers for small business. Just make sure to adjust paper quality in printer first
deebee
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
This stuff looks 95% fantastic coming out of my inkjet printer. Unfortunately, I’ve had some issues with streaking and smearing, and in some cases, it’s just enough to make things unusable. I’m not going to fault the media, though, because it could be an issue with my printer or settings, and I’ll need to experiment a bit. That said, the paper itself offers no guidance on what settings to use. I’ve been using the “glossy photo paper” setting, and while it’s very close to being great, I can’t say for sure if that’s the best option.On the plus side, the ink dries immediately and doesn’t smear when touched after printing.I’ve only done very basic testing on the adhesion and waterproofing claims—namely, I stuck it to something and threw a few cups of water at it. It stuck extremely well, and I saw no color running or soaking of the media. That said, it wasn’t exactly a scientific or torture test.What did catch my attention were two instructions printed on the back of the package:• “To increase the durability and color permanence, especially when used outdoors, we recommend printing the stickers with UV ink.”• “To increase durability and achieve full waterproofing, especially when used outdoors, simply add a clear layer of UV-resistant sealer spray. After the ink has dried for 3-5 days, this inkjet printable vinyl can be exposed to water.”This suggests that the ultimate “waterproof” effectiveness may require extra steps. A sealer spray seems like a reasonable option, though it does add extra cost, effort, and drying time (several days, according to the instructions).But the recommendation to use UV ink seems pretty impractical. I’d imagine most people buying this product don’t have access to UV inks or the specialized equipment needed to cure them properly.I also wonder how well these stickers will hold up to sun exposure and fading over time. It’s possible that the manufacturer’s recommendation to use UV ink or a UV-resistant sealer isn’t just about waterproofing but also lightfastness and long-term durability in outdoor conditions. Again, I’m not able to judge how well they’ll withstand the elements.In my opinion, if either of these extra steps is actually necessary for long-term effectiveness—particularly in terms of being “waterproof” as stated in the product description—then the claim feels a little misleading and should come with an asterisk. That said, if you have no plans to expose your stickers to water or the elements, this may not be much of a concern.One other thing—I found that separating the backing from the adhesive was a bit of a challenge, and I could see it being a frustrating exercise for some.I’ll update this review if I get more information about the product’s performance and quality over time.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025
Good paper
taratomo
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
This sticker paper is glossy with a white background. It is just one piece so you do have to cut the stickers out. It is easy to peel the backing off and this has a really good adhesive. This is ideal for water bottles. This printed easily from our xerox laser printer. It has a static cling and could jam so be sure to work in small batches and do not mix the paper types. This sticker paper has a lot of functionality and has great value for the money. I highly recommend it.
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