Puzzle Presto Peel & Stick Saver: The Original and Still the Best Way to Preserve Your Finished Puzzle! - 6 Adhesive Sheets and 2 Adhesive Hangers

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I didn’t want to struggle and deal with the mess of glue so I decided to try these sticky sheets. I was really pleased with how they work. Make sure you want them where you place them before laying them down. Unlike other reviews here I found them to be very sticky! Value for money:Totally worth the 6$ I paid for them. I did use books to add some weight for a few hours while the sticky cured. I also used a tool from my cricut supplies and a rolling pin to get things good and flat and adhered. Super easy I will totally use this product again.

Does the job. Works perfectly. Easy to use. Will buy more. 5 stars.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I use this product all the time on the puzzles that I frame. Easy to use and does very nice job.

Worked well, but not as sticky as I had hoped. Still needed to be very careful when putting the puzzle into a frame

Easy to use and came with things to hang it up on the wall. Bought 2 packs to hang a hard 2000 piece puzzle that took a long time to finish and no one wanted to do it again. Be careful sticking it on, you can't reposition it without tearing the back of the puzzle. They're easy to cut to size and it has guidelines that help to overlap evenly and cut straight. No messy glue and no expensive frames needed.

I had never wanted to frame a puzzle box until my daughter got me this one that was a puzzle of my dog. She had it specially made for me so I figured it would be a neat thing to frame and hang in the house.At first I thought I was going to have to use some kind of glue. But then when I saw this sticky paper I thought it would be perfect. In fact it turned out to be extremely perfect and just what I was looking for.The paper comes and sheets that can be cut to size or they can be overlapped for a larger puzzle. The pieces are easy enough to work with in the size that they come in, but there's also lines on the back for cutting to smaller sizes.My puzzle was 11 x 14", so I lucked out in that it would fit in a standard frame. I ended up using two pieces of the sticky stuff on the back so I have extra to use for future projects. One thing that I was curious about when I was deciding whether to buy this or not was how thick the paper was. The paper is about the thickness of a greeting card. So it has some stiffness to it and it's not just like a sheet of contact paper. I was really hoping that it would be like this so that it wouldn't be so flimsy in the frame. It was really perfect and that it added a little bit of stability to the puzzle without adding a lot of thickness.The instructions suggested that you cut the paper to size before sticking it on but I figured it would be easier to just trim a little excess off the edges rather than trying to stick something exactly to the edge. That worked out fine for me. I overlapped probably about a quarter of an inch on each side and when I turned it over it was real easy to trim the excess off with a scissors without damaging the puzzle.One other thing that I was concerned about was how to flip the puzzle over. There were some suggestions for that which I used and I ended up taking a stiff piece of smooth cardboard and sliding it off the table and right onto that cardboard. Then I took another piece of cardboard and put it on top. Then it was easy to flip the whole thing over. It might be harder if you had a larger puzzle, but it worked fine with the size I had.I thought this was a great product at a great price and it also came with some little hooks that you could stick on the back if you wanted to just hang up your puzzle without any frame. That's kind of nice although I have to say I wouldn't recommend it because I think the puzzle needs a little more stability then just the sticky backing. If you were really going to mount it directly with no frame, I would suggest having a dry mounted onto foam core board.Highly recommend, great value, will use again.Thanks for reading my reviewBecky Brooks

wonderful item that makes prepping the puzzle for framing very EASY. FLip the puizzle face down by placing it between to piece of cardboard. trim the 6 pieces to fit your puzzle, they have an easy grid on the back for a guide. I 'glued' this 29" by 20" Jackson Pollock puzzle and opny had to tri a tiny bit. Now I can take it to the framer.The only useless part (photo number 4) are the 'adhesive wall hangers' there is NO WAY that those two tiny cheap pieces of plastic with a small amount of adhesive on them will hold the weight on a 1000 piece puzzle. Maybe a 500 or smaller would be ok. I would never risk it. this puzzle was to intense to ruin it with a wall fall. Amazingly helpful product. I bought more than one.

This works great! Way easier than doing glue/mod podge. The hardest part is getting your puzzle flipped over. Definitely do that part with a second pair of hands! Otherwise, its just peel and stick.