Reflective Transfer Pack，Guang Yin Tong Review

These work well. They're cool barks I guess I didn't notice. I've used probably 50 different HTV brands and never came across it, so I ruined a few shirts before figuring it out. (My fault) They don't have a sticky pad either. So you need to use thermal tape or something else to stick it on your shirt when pressing. They work perfectly, although there have never been any problems after pressing.

At first I had no idea how to use it. The instructions on the packaging are wrong. I wasted several sheets following these instructions. I went here to see if there was a video and found someone telling me not to follow these instructions. No film needs to be removed. Also, press the heat a little longer than the package says. In general, the product looks nice and clean on the shirt. Light weed. I wish I could check here first before wasting stuff.

I order HTV quite often and consider myself an experienced weed killer. This vinyl is almost impossible to weed. The size is NOT 12x12. This is closer to 11.5 x 11.5. It is not on a sticky transfer. If the very strong vinyl peels off in small cuts, you won't be able to glue it in place. It spoils practically all projects. If you crop out a solid large image, this might work. If there are small details or wording. DO NOT BUY. Very disappointed with this purchase. 75% of it ended up in the trash.

If you need reflective vinyl for heat transfer, I recommend this pack as this HTV is very easy to use. Tips: 1) I set my Cricut to Iron-On+ and it seemed like the perfect cutting setting as it cuts all the way through the vinyl without cutting through the plastic. I also had no problem weeding the vinyl after it was cut. 2) I had to press the vinyl a little longer than standard vinyl. Instead of 20-30 seconds, I pressed for 35-40 seconds before peeling, then another 20-30 seconds after peeling.

I have to believe other reviews! Don't buy this junk at any price! I'm new to HTV so I tried a cheap product to test. Opened the package and read the instructions. They clearly say to first remove the clean backing, then cut, then iron on a clean, dry shirt. Easy enough. I opened the package and found a sumo wrestler's head cut on a HTV (sample) with a protective coating so I thought it would be good. When I received the first sheet I tried the angle to see the different layers. Only 2 is weird