Review on 🛡️ 20-Pack Royal Elements Waterproof Clear Vinyl Laminating Sheets for Stickers - Ideal for Enhanced Durability and Protection by Summer Hendricks

I've started making my own stickers for my art shop. I draw a lot of art all the time and it's getting too expensive to keep ordering stickers. I tried different types of transparent laminate. I've mainly used Oraguard 210, which I really like, but I was looking for something thicker and found this one. This material is expensive. This equates to an average of 1.00 sheets and when making large stickers using Cricut Print and then Cut I can usually only get around 5-7 stickers per sheet. As others have said, you should cut the laminate close enough that it doesn't cover up your black Cricut reading registration lines. My biggest problem with this product, and why I never recommend it, is that when you use it to laminate your stickers, they curl like CRAZY. The edges of your decal will literally stand out from what you've stuck it to. I've tried many different combinations of sticker paper and laminate and found that some of my stickers had this issue and some didn't. I assumed the problem was with the sticker itself because that's the part that makes direct contact with what you're sticking to. So I decided to do some testing on various vinyl/decal and laminate combinations I had. The problem is 100% in this laminate. I haven't had similar problems with any other laminate, only with this one. Unfortunately this made me throw out the stickers which is a waste of time and money. Looks like I'll stick with my Oraguard