Silhouette America Glow Printable Sticker Review

I should have known but didn't think of it at the time but it's quite thick. I wasn't sure if this would work in my printer as it has to go through a front loader (because it doesn't have a rear loader). But he got through all the cutscenes and the like with no problems. It absorbed ink and was of good quality. The glow is amazing, I even put it under the light for a moment and then went to the closet and the glow was amazing! The only problem was that there were only two leaves! Great, the…

At first glance it really seems like a good glow on dark paper. I mean it glows for at least 30 or 45 minutes. The only reason I don't give it five stars and I only give it 3 I give the stars is because when trying to make stencils I ran 3 sheets of this paper through my silhouette and had a really hard time cutting it properly. I have new blades on my Silhouette Cameo so it's not a problem. I've used various pressures to no avail, but still can't cut it properly and lift the finished stencil…

Really looser. I was hoping this would work for a "stage" piece of art for my child's room. The vinyl is SUPER thick so it doesn't feed through the printer properly. The stickiness of vinyl is also not very good. Maybe it has something to do with the thickness, who knows. At least it didn't stick to the scrapbook paper. Either way, it was an expensive mistake. I thought it was 5 sheets of vinyl but there are only 2. Lessons Learned! Might work better in a rear feed printer? The roller caused…

Paper is OK. Glows best after exposure to black light, but normal light will work as well. Prints well on inkjet. That's a normal weight, but the glue leaves a lot to be desired. I ended up having to use a different glue to attach it so it was annoying. It's just too expensive for what it is. It costs about $10 (deal or take) for 2 Letter (8.5 x 11) sheets. When I bought this I needed it same day and it was available with same day shipping so I just grabbed it without reading it carefully. It…