TransOurDream Tru-Waterslide Decal Paper Clear 2.0 A4 10 Sheets Printable Water Transfer Paper for Inkjet & Laser Printers,Water Slide Decals Transparent for Mugs,Tumblers, Candles，DIY Glasses

Never having done this I was a little wary, especially with some reviews saying not to bother. But, I went for it. I made sure to fully coat the printout with Clear Coat, with over half a dozen coats. Some of the transfers looked a little plastic but the use of Micro-sol and Mircro-set helps with that. There were only one failure and two close calls from a full sheet of A4 decals. One disintegrated but it was a tiny decal with tiny writing so I was pushing it. The other two were splits but that was more my being too over confident after a while and they did go back together well. I will be using this again and making more of my own decals now. As long you make sure to completely cover the printout with clear coat, well, and leave it to harden/cure long enough, I don't see any reason anyone should struggle with this.

My first time using decals for prints for cups am happy with results they are very delecate and need to be careful not to rip when placing on cups but they give good result i bought the sealing spray also got offered to buy 2 items with discount so got both saved me looking for the varnish sealer and worked out cheaper to get both the sealer also really good for the decals and for after place onto cups to seal the print so am really happy with the purchase and have reordered and going to subscribe xx

These worked exactly as advertised. I have some old model die cast cars as well as 3D printed models that I wanted to do transfers on. I am using them in a HP inkjet printer with standard inks. I created big and small transfers from online pictures. Printed the paper and left it for a while to dry. Then sprayed with the recommend clear coat products. I did two good coats making sure to cover all printing, leaving to fully dry between prints. After accurately cutting them out dropped in water and then they slide straight off the paper.Very easy to use. If you do not do two good coats of spray you are likely to get some runs of the ink so don’t skimp on the spray. The other thing if you are used to sliding decals from model kits they are thinner and easily get tangled if you are not careful in application but soon got the knack of it.

These are more accurately described as stickers rather than decals, but have worked very well for me.I used them with a monochrome laser printer to make text stickers for the back of my car and they have worked very well. They don't need long in the water to loosen up the backing paper; 1-2 minutes.

Product was good but I wasn’t aware it had to be varnished prior to adding to water the ink just melted , I’ve sent for some spray acrylic varnish I hope I have more success I’ll keep you posted !Ok printed out a little yellow motive allowed to dry., gave it a coat of Acrylic vanish then another hours later, allowed 24 hours to dry, tried the motive it didn’t break but it vanished on a dark surface 😳

Don't buy these unless you want to be extremely frustrated. For some ****** ** reason the glue seems to be on the outside, they don't hold colours, which immediately run and melt, then they fold in and shrivel on themselves and you will not be able to unstick them. Utterly useless. If they were a car you and your family would be in a ditch when you tried to drive around the first corner. I work hard and do my job properly, if this type of unprofessionalism and general shoddiness went on at my workplace the perpetrators would be sacked on the spot. Don't waste your money.

Had to use one sheet to play around with to get the hang of how to use this but once I’d found the best varnish coating it worked well. Small decals are easy to make and use but larger ones require care - I found that if you’re not very careful they tend to stretch on application but with practice this can be avoided. I have used it to prepare decals of various sizes to put onto clock faces, such as the dog in the picture.

I used these to make nail art. You have to use the crystal clear coat to make transfers but it was super easy to create. The transfers were easy, took seconds and came out really clear. The colour shows up best on a light background (don’t expect intense colour if you are transferring on to dark) and are clearer in bold, bright colours. I was impressed how well the transfer held up even on a super small scale.