Review on 🔨 Piper's Thick Adhesive Back Pattern Paper - DIY Woodwork Projects Made Easier - Roll Size: 10 Ft. Long x 30 Inches Wide (25 Square Feet) - Water Resistant - Printable Option by Morgan Gilmore

Don't waste your money. I made 4 pieces with this pattern paper and I am absolutely sure I will never use them again! Background: I took a class where we used Manila cardstock paper, non-adhesive, patterns with Elmer's glue sticks. I've used this on about 20 projects and it's been the best I've found - fully reusable. I've moved and my current store doesn't have sample paper. I've started using only brown thick rolls of paper like they used to draw in kindergarten. It worked, but there was no reuse. So I decided to try the pattern of this whistle. It was nothing but trouble and a lot more expensive. It either doesn't stick to the glass at all and comes off as soon as I start grinding, either it sticks too well and I scrape it off with a razor blade. I'm having so much trouble removing the backing to attach it, it slows me down a lot in the first place. And on top of that, it really can't be reused - how would you save the template? It sticks to other parts or wherever you keep it and then tears when you try to separate it. Use normal old paper and glue sticks and save money, time and nerves! If you can find a Manila map, use it along with Elmer's glue sticks and reuse your templates. time and frustration! If you can find a Manila map, use them with Elmer's Glue Sticks and reuse your templates. time and frustration! If you can find a Manila map,