Waterslide Paper-20 sheet Inkjet Water Slide Paper,A4 Size clear waterslide paper for DIY Decals Gift Crafts Ceramics Candles and Custom Tumblers, waterslide decal paper (The packaging may be blue)

I have been using this particlar product for nail decals and various craft products for years. It works well and is easy to use. It prints nicely and dries fairly fast. Does not tear as easy as some of the others.

Used this a lot and it's great

Great quality for the price, easy to use but I failed to buy new ink for my printer so didn’t get to use more of these sheet.

A friend bought me a 50 year old model kit. I thoroughly enjoyed the build but when it came time to apply the decals, they disintegrated due to their age. Fortunately I only ruined one decal. Because I am pretty experienced with Photoshop, I was able to reproduce the destroyed decal. It was then I set about seeking out a product to reprint them and settled on this produce. I created my first print out and followed all the instructions, which called for me to spray three coats of clear acrylic over the print, letting each coat dry thoroughly. When I placed my first decal in the warm water recommended, it curled off the backing paper almost immediately. Further when I went to attach it to the model, it curled off the car as well. I was frustrated, thinking I had wasted my money. The I had another thought, the decal seemed awfully thick. I wondered how well the decals would work if I only sprayed one coat over my print. I did that and it worked like a charm.There are a few things to consider with this product. Some are obvious, like the instructions include how to bake these decals onto various surfaces. While I am hoping this is obvious, you should never bake a plastic model. Secondly, unlike the decals that come with models kits, you are printing this onto what is essentially one large decal. Before applying the decal to your kit, you will have to trim fairly close to your design. Lastly this material is still a bit thicker than a standard model decal and the adhesion does not seem to be quite as strong. I remedied this by a healthy coat of clear gloss enamel over the kit after the decals dried completely.

I love this , it’s so cool makes your projects look great . And it’s easy to use .. I recommend this very much.

I used these waterslide decals on painted aluminum that had been sealed with Krylon Clear Coat. They work great. Just be mindful of the following:(1) be sure to print on the correct side.(2) let the ink dry *fully*, and then clear coat the decal paper *thoroughly* BEFORE applying it. Don't glop the clear coat on, but use several light coats to get a nice even coat of clear that seals the ink in.(3) Be patient with bubbles when applying the decal. It may be difficult to squeegee out the bubbles without moving the decal around, especially if you're applying a larger decal. Let it dry a bit under close supervision (a couple of minutes maybe), and then work the bubbles out as the decal starts to "grab" the item you're applying it to. It may take a few rounds of letting it dry a smidge and then working out the bubbles to get a good final product. It'll never be perfect, but with some patience you can get great results.(4) Don't expect to be able to apply this to a dark surface. Inkjet ink doesn't go on that thick, and these decals are clear-- a dark background will show right through, and the brightness of your design will be completely gone. Apply it to a lighter background and it will work great.

Muy buen producto a exelente precio.

I am new to this water sliding stuff. I'm not sure I am doing it correctly. I followed all directions. But once I tske it out of the water, it is difficult to slide the decal off the paper. Also the decal wants to tear. Like I said I am new at this. I'm not giving a bad review. I am sure it is human error. I'll keep trying.