DIVCHI Water Slide Decal Paper A4 Size Inkjet Printer Decals Sheet Waterslide Transfer Papers (20 Sheets) Clear

Daughter used this for making images on shot glasses. Very fiddly at first but works a treat

Perfect!I had made some decals on the computer, removed the background and printed them on this decal paper. Left them to dry for a few hours. then sprayed with Plasticote Clear Laquer. I gave them three light coats with that and left them to dry for 24 hours. I had printed off two sets because I wanted to test a set on a piece of scrap before I attempted to stick them to my guitar. It was my first time using waterslides so didn't want to make a mess of it. I had watched a few Youtube videos on waterslides before doing this. I cut around the slides and stuck them in warm water for 2 minutes, then stuck each one to the guitar. The backing paper just slid off. I put them in position and lightly smoothed the water from underneath with a cloth. Left them to dry and lightly brushed some Mod Podge Gloss over the top of them. As this is clear waterslide paper the flesh tones on my actual image are non existent, so the colour of my guitar gave them a tanned look. If you want flesh tones from your image to come through, I suggest getting white waterslide paper instead of clear.

as expected

I needed to include some decals onto a die cast vehicle I was restoring and decided to give the transfer paper a go. I was very glad I did as I had no problems placing the decal on the vehicle, and they look good.It is very easy to use as long as you have a reasonably good printer and a can of clear varnish.All you need to do is print your work of art onto the decal sheet. Leave to dry naturally for at least a couple of hours, or use a hair dryer for speed. Then spray a coat of clear varnish onto the artwork (this is to protect the artwork) and leave to dry naturally for 24 hours, or use a hair dryer again. They can be placed onto any surface you wish. This product is excellent, and I would highly recommend it.

Worked just as I wanted to. I printed and tried on flat surfaces though. Attenpted to place on a cup but I think I did something wrong. I have not tried warming it up with a hair dryer, I am sure with that the results will be even better.So far, it works perfect and now I am able to brand almost everything with my name :)

The transfer material worked well and the printing looked good. However the transfer is too thick and looks too thick on the item.

I bought this to make some personalised christmas presents. So far I have tested it on a mug and it worked amazingly! Very happy with the results and works out much cheaper than having to get personalised printed gifts elsewhere. Plus I find it fun!

Not usable because the backing paper does not peel off after 60 seconds soaking