Review on 🌟 5 Deco Foil Transfer Sheets, 6" x 12", Gold by Erica Jackson

Takes some getting used to, but worth experimenting with, looks great. I used a cheap laminator with 105# card stock (if you use thinner paper just mail it with a card underneath). Not allowing for adequate heat transfer, I taped the foil to the cardboard, which horribly caused the foil to wrinkle, crease and bunch up, resulting in lots of missing spots on the toner. Best results: cover all areas of the toner with foil and let it run uncovered through the laminator from above. Leaving the foil loose, cut it just big enough to move a little. This left minimal black spots on the final image. If you are only foiling certain parts, foil what you want and cut out the computer paper to fit the other parts. If you run uncoated toner through the laminator, it will leave marks all over your project.