Review on ORACAL Transparent Transfer Detailer Squeegee by Karla Richter

Easy to work with, but small pieces of vinyl won't stick. You really have to work with it and then some. This was just a test to see if I would use it over another brand because I love the clarity and the fact that I can cut it to the exact size and it has a backing to cover before peeling it off protection. Over 100 decals were made, 20 percent of which were tapered and another 20 percent were fine with big bold letters etc. The rest was just an annoying attempt to get them to stick or peel off. After experimenting a bit, I used the hair dryer for a few seconds, and then done the polishing and got better results for small cuts. However, I won't risk customers complaining about the same issues as me, so I won't be using this again. A bit frustrated because I really liked the transparency and the fact that I could trim to the exact size with less excess material at the waist. Maybe I have an old role. If you're having trouble sticking, try what I did: stick the transfer paper to your vinyl project, heat it up a bit with a hair dryer, then scrape it off for best results. Still not the best. because I really liked the transparency and the fact that I could cut the exact size with less excess material at the waist. Maybe I have an old role. If you're having trouble sticking, try what I did: stick the transfer paper to your vinyl project, heat it up a bit with a hair dryer, then scrape it off for best results. Still not the best. because I really liked the transparency and the fact that I could cut the exact size with less excess material at the waist. Maybe I have an old role. If you're having trouble sticking, try what I did: stick the transfer paper to your vinyl project, heat it up a bit with a hair dryer, then scrape it off for best results. Still not the best. Maybe I have an old role. If you're having trouble sticking, try what I did: stick the transfer paper to your vinyl project, heat it up a bit with a hair dryer, then scrape it off for best results. Still not the best. because I really liked the transparency and the fact that I could cut the exact size with less excess material at the waist. Maybe I have an old role. If you're having trouble sticking, try what I did: stick the transfer paper to your vinyl project, heat it up a bit with a hair dryer, then scrape it off for best results. Still not the best. Maybe I have an old role. If you're having trouble sticking, try what I did: stick the transfer paper to your vinyl project, heat it up a bit with a hair dryer, then scrape it off for best results. Still not the best. because I really liked the transparency and the fact that I could cut the exact size with less excess material at the waist. Maybe I have an old role. If you're having trouble sticking, try what I did: stick the transfer paper to your vinyl project, heat it up a bit with a hair dryer, then scrape it off for best results. Still not the best. Stick the transfer paper to your vinyl project, heat it up a bit with a hair dryer, then scrape it off for best results. Still not the best. because I really liked the transparency and the fact that I could cut the exact size with less excess material at the waist. Maybe I have an old role. If you're having trouble sticking, try what I did: stick the transfer paper to your vinyl project, heat it up a bit with a hair dryer, then scrape it off for best results. Still not the best. Stick the transfer paper to your vinyl project, heat it up a bit with a hair dryer, then scrape it off for best results. Still not the best. because I really liked the transparency and the fact that I could cut the exact size with less excess material at the waist. Maybe I have an old role. If you're having trouble sticking, try what I did: stick the transfer paper to your vinyl project, heat it up a bit with a hair dryer, then scrape it off for best results. Still not the best. that I could cut the exact size with less excess material at the waist. Maybe I have an old role. If you're having trouble sticking, try what I did: stick the transfer paper to your vinyl project, heat it up a bit with a hair dryer, then scrape it off for best results. Still not the best. that I could cut the exact size with less excess material at the waist. Maybe I have an old role. If you're having trouble sticking, try what I did: stick the transfer paper to your vinyl project, heat it up a bit with a hair dryer, then scrape it off for best results. Still not the best.