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I bought this for a client hoping I could sublimate pictures and it happened. The photos are clear and my client was very satisfied!

I love this banner! I could use sublimation to personalize it! Definitely recommend! I did 375 degrees in 30 seconds. Medium pressure

We used vinyl letters cut by home machines and they didn't stick like everyone else. Tried several varieties. Also very thin so with markers you can see the other side if you're hoping to use 2 sides. Just for info

This banner is an odd mix of fabric and plastic. I use my cricket to make a sticker and it doesn't even stick because the fabric is so weird. I've tried both iron and everyday vinyl, it has such a strange texture and is so thin and cheap that it can't really be used.

Bought 2 of these for use on htv. A friend had a class meeting and I offered to make banners for him. I will buy them again. They hit htv and next time I buy them (which I will) I'll try to sublimate them. I recommend this product. I will be changing ties when I hang the banners, not sure if the ties provided will hold up.

I actually thought it was a vinyl banner because obviously I didn't read the description. So as it was polyester I was glad I had the vinyl HTV for him. This was my easiest HTV app ever. I used Cricut Easy Press and the banner came out great! I will order them now. Oh, and wrinkles appeared from my light pressure!

Very satisfied! It's really rich black. Eyelets are strong! I was able to smooth out most of the creases using the large Cricut press. although I would recommend wrapping them in a roll in the future. I ended up using permanent vinyl and NOT HTV because it doesn't seem to take the heat transfer process well. It's very thin but durable. I will make sure it doesn't rain BUT the vinyl is holding up very well.

I was commissioned to make a heart banner (a red heart on a white background) to thank all the nurses, assistants, doctors and staff where I live for their work during the pandemic. A neighbor asked me to make a banner and we put it up on her property at the front of our church so they could see it when they drove to the main lot. I couldn't have done it without this banner. Holds up great and looks great! Many Thanks.

The banner appears to be in good condition. I was pleasantly surprised to find a flat string in the kit (a long one, for custom trimming). However, the banner itself is thinner than I expected. Light definitely goes through unless it's attached to something. I was a little frustrated at first, but I think I can use that to my advantage. I draw something on my computer, print it out full size, stitch the pages together, and then transfer them to a banner. As long as the Sharpies don't bleed I…