STONE CITYPrintable Magnetic Sheets 8.5x11 Inch, 5 Sheets Matte Magnet Paper Sheet for Inkjet Printer, Flexible Magnetic Printer Paper for Fridge, DIY Crafts

Before this, I always used the magnetics that were sticky on the opposite side and you attached pictures to it. This product is a game changer. You can print directly on the magnetic. I was a bit worried that the paper would nit fit in my printer and keep jamming, but it went right through it. The paper is slightly thicker than card stock and that is what I set my printer to. I could see where the paper getting stuck could be an issue for some though.I used this paper to print some magnets for a cruise I was going on. I got tired of spending lots of money for magnets that I would probably only use once. These worked perfect for what I needed and were custom to what I wanted. This product is very easy to use. All you do is create a design, print it directly on the magnet paper and then using scissors and/or an exacto knife, cut it out as needed. Easy Peasy.The picture quality on the paper came out pretty good, but I do wish I would have went with the glossy. I needed an exacto knife to cut the fine/precision parts out of the magnet. I was very pleased. The magnets sticks on very well. It actually takes some work to get off. It worked on my refrigerator and my cruise ship room door. I will definitely be purchasing this product again. If you are considering getting this product, I highly recommend it

These magnet sheets worked perfectly with my printer and cricut machine. The magnet is not strong enough to hold a paper underneath so they are decorative only, as I expected. Great quality, I will purchase again if I want to make more!

It worked with my Epson ET 4550 printer. I don't have any special ink, just regular, whatever that is. I am not using it for anything fancy, just a few shapes that my kiddo likes to play with. The sheets are incredibly thin though. If you bend whatever you print, it might not fully stick. My son bent one of the star shapes i printed and i had to go back and try to straighten it out so it fully stick, it did work. So eh, it works for me.

I bought these when I first started selling magnets and were pretty happy with these. They print well and cut well on my cricut. These are best for fridge use as they are not heavy duty magnets to put on cars (which it says I think). They are strong enough on the fridge to hold up a piece of paper or two. I ran one under the tap for a few seconds, and the paper was already starting to rub off. I don't think waterproof ink would help in this case... The only thing I can think of is to find a way to laminate it? If you want to sell your magnets with these, make sure to tell your customers that they are not waterproof!

I have been using this magnet paper for a few years now and the quality is second to none!! The printing brilliance and magnet strength tops any of that on the market in the same category. My Epson printer has zero issues printing quality designs on these magnets. You won’t be disappointed in your purchase. Trust me I have tried at least 20 other brands.

I made magnets (duh) that I am using on the front white board of my classroom. Each magnet was a bright colored word with a black offset to connect the letters together so each word is a single magnet.CRICUT CUTTING SETTINGS: After printing the sheet - I used HP's LaserJet 200 color series, put the magnet sheet on a GREEN mat. Be sure it it is securely attached to the mat. THE BEST cut was a DOUBLE pass of the setting for 0.35 magnet sheet with adhesive back (maybe the adhesive is what holds the paper you print on to the magnet).Double pass? Yes. Click on the Cricut C to start the machine scanning to cut your print and cut project. After cutting is finished - DO NOT REMOVE THE MAT. Instead, push the Cricut C button and cut the project for a second time. Eject the mat when finished this time. It works best to push your awesome magnet down as you pull the scrap magnetic "paper" up.Some not so good trials:Using the "more" selection instead of default for the pressure ended up in bunching of the paper and the middle unsticking while on mat. The middle bunches up and the mat was jammed.Using the 5 mm worked OK with on pass, but had some rips in the printed paper attached to the magnet. The paper bunched up around the edges of the magnet.Using the 6 mm setting for magnetic sheets also resulted in rough edges and some bunched up edges.

Worked beautifully for what I needed it for, looking forward to my next project.

Although I did like the fact that you can label things with this magnet, it will not stick to painted surfaces made small labels for the drawers on my tool box in order to organize and move the tools to more appropriate drawers along with the labels. Unfortunately I found that they fall of and found them on the floor. I typically like to give favorable reviews, but cant in this case.