👕 High-Quality Heat Transfer Vinyl Rolls - 12" x 15ft White HTV for Cricut & Silhouette Cameo, Easy-to-Cut & Weed Iron-on Vinyl for Shirts - Ideal for Heat Vinyl Designs Review

I've always had problems with the iron detaching the material when I bought the Cricut brand. It could be because I'm lazy or not cleaning properly, but I just get so impatient and then spend ages fixing parts that are cracked or chipped when they should have stayed. an hour and I'm amazed at how easy it was. Even a small comma remained. That never happens!

When I first saw this product I was pleased to see a great roll of vinyl at a reasonable price. Once I started working with him, I understood why. This is the worst vinyl I've ever worked with (I've worked with four or five different brands). First of all it's hard to tell which side is the right cut as both are FUCKING SHINE. Second, even when I set my machine to use quite a bit of pressure, it barely cut through the clear coat, I even changed the blade to make sure it wasn't the problem…

This vinyl is 'good', not great, but not horrible either. I ordered yellow, black and red. Yellow and black are perfect. The red is a bit orange though. It is strange. You can see it in one of my photos. There aren't any other options for red either, so it stinks. The vinyl is also SUPER shiny, although I prefer a little less glitter and it's VERY thick. The layering generally causes it to peel away from the shirt and when pressed it oozes out sticky goo around the edges which is left behind…

So this vinyl requires a little more pressure to cut than my other vinyls and I've tried several brands. under the vinyl when layered. I lowered the pressure, lowered the temperature and it's still happening, albeit LESS. It doesn't matter whether it's just for yourself or the kids,,,,,, but I wouldn't want to sell anything with that stuff. I don't sell but this can be a problem for those who sell, is that terrible? No,,,,but after all the hype I've heard about this stuff I'm a bit…