6 inch x 100 feet roll of Paper Transfer Tape with a Medium to High Tack Layflat Adhesive. Works with a Variety of Vinyl. Great for Decals, Signs, Wall Words and More. American Made V0820

Great purchase for the money and works well

This works really well for transferring delicate designs in which the regular transfer tape is too sticky. It has just enough sheerness that I can see my design through it as long as the design isn’t too sheer. It comes off of card stock and paper without damaging it. Also, this product is made in the USA.

Ok, so I am a total noob to vinyl cutting and to screenprinting. My first attempt was using a relatively simple image (think Mickey Mouse head outline with his smile for the detail) - and I used the Cricut brand tape. NIGHTMARE. Hunched over the screen, squeeging as hard as I could to try to get the design OFF the tape and onto the screen. My dreams of forcing my family into weekly matching shirts ruined. But then I saw videos of other people laying vinyl designs on screens SO EASILY. And their tape looked a lot like this tape. I put a super detailed vinyl design on a screen with only two small bits needing some TLC to ease it onto the screen. It was like night and day to the Cricut tape. It both picked up the vinyl from the carrier sheet like a dream, and released it onto the screen like a dream. My family is horrified with all the cheesy shirts I've created for them to wear on all our vacations. :) Thank you!

If you are transferring rather large designs this product could do wonders if used at the right temperature, too cold and it does not stick to the vinyl and too hot, the vinyl sticks too much, impeding transfer. If, on the other hand you want to transfer small and intricate designs, this is not the product you need as the tape has nearly no stickiness and you will end up spending hours trying to get those tiny details to adhere onto it, a headache you would not endure!! Lesson learned.Update March 27th, 2020:This product proved to be of a better use with vinyl stencil than with permanent vinyl as the stencil having a less powerful grip on materials would not lift and stay in place during transfer compared to Transferite. I rose the number of starts due to the usage I found for this product.

Definitely one of the best transfer tapes I've ever used. Perfect balance of picking up the vinyl off the paper and not picking it off of the transfer surface. Works well with matte and gloss vinyl, works well with cheap and expensive vinyl. I applied matte vinyl to automotive glass this morning while the sun was coming up and I had to wipe the dew off the glass. Anything above this tack level, that transfer would have been impossible. It has proven to work with all vinyls in all conditions. If you plan on doing anything chrome, this is what you want! This is the perfect tack level for all installations. Paper is thin enough that if you have clear registration marks and good lighting you can likely get away with paper tape vs clear tape that tends to overtack delicate designs.

bought this for vinyl transfer - doesn't work. not sticky enough to pick up the vinyl to make the transfer

I had the hardest time getting any of my vinyl to stick to this well enough to transfer the decal to its final placement. Its not sticky enough and if you pre-prep decals for others and ship it off with this it can be difficult for unexperienced customers to use. It held on ok to matte vinyl but anything else was a lost cause. When it WOULD hold onto the decal for movement it worked ok but I found that a lot of the time the transferring process caused shifts in the vinyl that lead to wrinkles when placed. I don't usually have that problem with other transfer tapes and papaers

This product is easy to use. You don't need to cut a piece off with scissors instead just rip off the size of tape you need. It really easy to use in junction with vinyl projects. I used it when I made my Christmas ornaments using Cricut vinyl. I am a first time vinyl user and this tape made working with vinyl easy. This product comes highly recommended not only by me but also the group of Cricut crafters from Makers Gonna Learn.