Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper for Laser Printer - Glossy White - 15 Self-Adhesive Sheets - Waterproof Decal Paper - Standard Letter Size 8.5"x11"

This vinyl paper really gives you some bang for your buck! It ran perfectly fine through the manual feed slot of my HP color laser printer, and delivered exceptional picture quality. I used them to print stickers for events that I give out to people, and they all loved them. They're quite durable! I've stuck them to metal water bottles before and they have not deteriorated at all after 2 months of water leaking onto them when filling the bottles. These are just glossy enough to look nice without being overbearingly reflective. If I run out of sheets and need to print more stickers, I will definitely be buying from this brand again. Would highly recommend!

AWESOME. Prints really well on laser, and the BEST part is it kiss-cuts perfectly on my Silhouette Cameo set to "Sticker - Glossy" with a cutting mat – Didn't have to tweak my settings at all.

Excelente. Cumple su función. Resiste al agua y buena calidad de imagen.

They print beautifully with my canon laser printer on quality print settings. I was unable to smear the toner or anything like that.My razor blade was slightly dull but it easily ripped/tore the sticker. It cut fine with scissors though. Also it is really hard to tell which side is the sticker side and which is the backing, they should watermark the backing with their logo or something.It is so thin (as advertised on the front of package) as thin as a human hair. They should possibly consider making them 50-100% thicker so they don't feel so chintzy.Overall a great label though.

I wasn't sure if these sheets would be like 80% of the rest that are floating out there but they work great. I had trouble with just the first sheet, which got jammed. A few tips that I've seen in the other reviews. First the sheets tend to curl a little bit, from the begining, easy fix just counter roll them the opposite direction and give them a good scrap across a desk (like you do to straighten a dollar bill for a vending machine). Next if you print more than one sheet at a time, when it comes off of the printer do not let them stack up. Pull each sheet off the tray immediately and let them sit face up for about 3 minutes to cool off. This prevents them from whipping of portions of your stickers. Finally I'm not sure how many people had problems with larger machines, but I had none beside the first sheet that I stated at the begining. I was using a Kyocera full sized office printer, pushing 5-10 sheets thru the normal paper trays. Just make sure the pages are not bending up or down and you'll be fine. I am now torture testing them to see how long it takes to fade, but can confirm they are extremely durable when exposed to moderate water.

I expected to use these for one project: making wooden Christmas ornaments based on my daughter's favorite books.Turns out the possibilities are truly endless.I've mostly used them to make custom Yoto card labels--our MYO cards look just as good as the preprinted ones! I also made an old hotel key card into a custom credit card for her pretend play.The only time I've had a problem with the print coming off was when I made stickers for the inside of her shoes; a layer of clear laminating film did the trick for that.

I have a Brother Duplex Laser Printer, MFC-9970-CDW (the D stands for duplex, W is for wireless).This paper jams in printer. And toner never cures, so streaks badly.From the looks of the paper after removal from the paper jam, any laser printer that rolls the paper over as part of its paper path, will be enough to overheat the stickers and cause them to hang inside the printer.If you have a printer that paper goes through flat (in straight line) or one that only bends the paper by 90 degrees, it might work. But if the paper bends over the rollers (as in duplex printers) then it is likely this product will not function properly.

The product package inside the delivery envelope was broken.I will keep it, because the sheets are ok