Review on 🔥 Firefly Craft Regular Mint Green Heat Transfer Vinyl Sheet 12"x20" - Mint Green HTV for Cricut & Silhouette - Perfect Iron-on Vinyl for Shirts by Angela Rodriguez

I make face masks and currently make NFL face masks so my vinyl paint needs to be top notch. I bought this gray vinyl thinking it was dark gray but it isn't. General. It's a very, very light grey. I can understand how difficult it is to get the right color reproduction in photos. I have the same problem with my own products. Dark blue looks almost black, and sometimes some shades of pink look almost purple. But they have to label the product as 'light grey' and then photo-bleach to ensure the color is displayed correctly. Otherwise I'm happy with the vinyl. There are no complaints from customers (knock on wood). I have washed several masks with no problems. I've had some of my designs resurface after ironing, but this has happened to me with other vinyls as well. Sometimes they just need a little more TLC. If this happens to you, place a piece of freezer paper over the design and then iron it. It is very helpful to have a small hand rolling tool that can be rolled around the structure to ensure it fits snugly. My little hand roller tool made this job a lot easier. Because even after ironing, even if you press hard, the vinyl may not stick to the fabric. I took off one star for color difference and one star for "value for money". It says it should be 20 feet but i don't understand how. That's the smallest roll I've ever seen. Well, I just checked my box again. I was a mannequin. I bought 20 inches, not 20 FEET. Sigh. Well that sucks. So this time the crap was on me I guess. Overall I'd say it's a good vinyl but make sure you buy the right amount.