PPD 11x17 Inkjet Matte Self Adhesive Vinyl Sticker Paper

Quality sticker paper. Printed well and stuck on the corrugated plastic signs that we needed them for.

The media could not be loaded. I started to ordered this paper with Avery Self-Adhesive Laminating Sheets to make them more Water and Weather Resistant instead of purchasing AIVA Paper Group Matte sticker paper, which at one point was costing the same amount to get this Vinyl Matte Sticker Paper and the Avery Laminating sheets.When Printing, I use my Epson Ecotank Photo Et-8550 using the rear feeder rather than putting it in the paper tray below so it wouldn't bend, crumple, skew, or just be ruined. I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND to check if your printer can handle this paper before making the purchase.I use the paper with my Cricut Explore Air 2, and because of the laminating making the paper reflective, the censor can have a bit of trouble picking up the guidelines. I set my printer to high quality and put some Matte tape over the guidelines and to take care of this. Because High Quality uses more ink to make the design look it's best, after printing I let the PPD Sticker paper dry between 5 minutes to even 2 hours before laminating mattering on the design.I will say, when setting it up with your Cricut, this paper can take some messing around with, so be prepared to lose a couple sheets while getting setup for the first time, because this is Laminated Vinyl, I set the pressure to Poster Board + to cut ALL the way through the sheet to get die cut stickers. You may have to do some more testing for yourself if you do not laminate the paper.Overall I am immensely satisfied, My customers have been immensely satisfied, and I will be purchasing more PPD Matte Self-Adhesive Vinyl Sticker Paper in the near future!

Worked great, has a nice glossy finish and sticks to surfaces very well.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I bought these printable stickers for a glass jar that I used to hold 7lbs of sprinkles for my fiancé. 😆 I decorated it using these stickers that I customized, cut, and then stuck the stickers on window cling before placing them on the jar for easy removal. It turned out great! However, the sticker package itself was bent causing slight issues with some of the sheets. Nonetheless, the sheets that were good had no issues printing in my Canon inkjet printer. The ink DID NOT smudge which is great!Tear resistance:I was looking for tear resistant stickers and these definitely won’t tear easilyTexture:High gloss make these look like they have a clear coat

great product

I think this product is great no problems printing on the material with great cohesion. When I went to apply the stickers, it was a little slow to stick to the cleaned surface I was attaching the homemade decals to. I am showing an image of the finished item I was sticking these on so you can judge for yourself if this product is for you. I think with a little bit of heating to the surface you are attaching them to they will do great holding the color as well as sticking to the surface of where you apply them. Great seller and quick to ship them out to me, thank you for the purchase.

This had been my favorite sticker vinyl for years. I sell vinyl stickers in my Etsy shop, so I have bought this in bulk from the supplier as well as in smaller quantities on Amazon. Always had great results once I perfected my process.However, completely without warning, the paper has totally changed since the last time I purchased it and it’s now causing me nothing but problems. The only noticeable difference BEFORE printing is that the paper backing of the vinyl has a sheen instead of just being matte paper. This is probably technically an improvement, but not one that matters to me. The printable surface itself looks a little different but feels the same.The problems begin occurring after printing on the vinyl. The ink now looks more saturated, so I had to adjust my print settings (not a big deal), but more importantly the sealant I use no longer works with this paper at all. It doesn’t stick the same way, the application looks very uneven and something about the paper keeps the finish of the sealant from looking shiny (I use the matte vinyl with a gloss sealant to create a sheen similar to professional photo paper).I will probably have to experiment with different sealants now, but since I’ve done that before I am not feeling hopeful. Plus, I can’t really afford to waste paper on something like that right now (I’m already wasting plenty of it since they changed the product).EDIT: This product has recently changed AGAIN, to my dismay. I adapted to the previous change by TRIPLING the amount of finishing spray I’d been using for each sheet of stickers, which of course has made them more expensive for me to produce.I ordered this paper last week and it was still the version from my last review. However, the order I received THIS week is a much grayer shade of white (kinda hard to tell in the photo, but it’s obvious in person), and although the surface feels the same, it makes every print look like my ink is running out and it is now taking FOUR coats of spray to make the final product look decent.Compared to other matte vinyl sticker papers I’ve tried, this is still technically the best in quality, but I’m no longer enthusiastic about using this brand and I’m SO disappointed that they keep making negative changes to their products. I used to use their gloss vinyl as well, but they completely changed that product too this year and now it is unusable garbage.

I really, really love this matte sticker vinyl! The paper is sturdy and has a nice texture to it, and the colors print super vibrant. I have yet to use any kind of matte anything, vinyl or paper, that prints as vibrant as it does on this material.(A NOTE: For anyone making their own stickers, the vinyl is waterproof, but the INK IS NOT because these are for an inkjet printer, which uses water-based pigments. Please keep in mind that you'll need to use a laminate if you want your stickers to be waterproof!)