Transfer Paper by Gecko Paper | Inkjet Compatible Paper + Create Custom Rub On Decals at Home + No Need for Water Dry Rub Off + Packs of 5 A4 Sheets White

I am a professional furniture artist so therefore print a lot of my own custom designs (see table in pics)..at first I used a brand called sunnyscopa until I came across this brand. When I first started buying this it was amazing ..almost identical to the other stuff I'd been using..but the last 3 times I have bought it I have found it practically impossible to remove the adhesive sheet in one piece without ripping the transfer. This last batch I bought was nothing like previous batches..the backing paper has also changed so there is no textured side to reapply to the transfer should you want to use it a bit later on and put to one side. I will not be buying this product again. I have wasted my money twice now...last time I just put it down to a bad batch but this lot was even worse. Don't know why they have changed the adhesive and backing paper. I am an experienced user of this product and this is totally SUBSTANDARD. The white one I bought a few weeks ago all went in the bin because that was the same as this. Just utter rubbish.😫😫😫😫

very good product!

These were a little tricky at first and I wasted a few getting the hang of them, but once I did, they worked well and look really good on the items that I was making

Does not work very disappointed

waste of time and effortand money doesn't work

like other reviews state, it is impossible to get the ink off of the backing, it sticks like crazy, the paper you peel off during the transfer is also too thin and it rips off, waste of money

Whilst these sound good on paper the reality is significantly different. Despite following the instructions to the letter taking great care to not rush any aspect of the process the adhesive came off in places when removing the protective sheet rendering the transfer useless. Tried several times to no avail. I wish I’d gone with the more “conventional” water slide version.

Siguiendo el proceso perfectamente explicado, tiene una buena capacidad de adhesión. Lo uso para textos muy pequeños que aplico sobre metal, y aquí la definición podría ser un poco mejor. Cierto es que depende muy mucho de la calidad de la impresora, que en mi caso es una Epson de gama media alta de inyección de tinta.