🔥 YRYM Silver Heat Transfer Vinyl Roll Review

Ordered for the first time and very impressed with the end product. The transfer of the t-shirt was perfectly successful. The quality compared to Oracle HTV is incomparable. YRYM is thicker and after heat pressing the vinyl moment and feel is just great. There was a slight discrepancy with the order quantity and customer service was quick to respond and quickly replaced a new roll. I definitely recommend this HTV.

Wow! This vinyl is so amazing. I doubted it, as did many others. I took a chance and am very glad I did, it was 10x better than ALL other brands of vinyl. Better than Cricut (thin), Siser (okay), and Paper Studio (doesn't stick to mat). This vinyl outperformed all 3 in all categories. Sticks well to the mat, thick, irons well and looks clean. Well done boys! I will buy again. Thanks very much! Oh one more thing, I never leave reviews but today I did.

The product arrived on time, especially considering the delays due to the coronovirus. Vinyl is a thicker, non-stretchable HTV. It was easy to weed once I got my settings right on my machine. With Silhouette Cameo 4 I used blade depth 3, power 10 and speed 7. I wouldn't use this on some fabrics, but my reverse canvas and kitchen towel plan works perfectly! The price is more than reasonable considering my usage. I love that it comes with a bridal tool which is great for extracting small details!

I'm new to HTV so I gave it a try because it seemed like a good deal if you cut big letters but it's horrible lowercase or lowercase . I thought it was the blade and changed the blade but then decided to try a different vinyl. The other vinyl I bought cut perfectly and all the letters stuck to the glue. I've tried vinyl 10 times with different settings and still the letter came off the page when cut. It's definitely not worth the money so I won't buy this brand again because it's not versatile…

I have Cricut and usually use certain brands but ran out of black and decided to try this brand. Weeding was difficult, but he cut and weeded. My problem is that after weeding and transferring to a shirt you can see where the clear plastic with no vinyl attached was. That never happened and never happened because of the heat (as I initially thought) because the shirt in the photo has been cooling for over an hour. I would have asked for a return but I made 6 shirts before realizing the color…

This is a thick, very nice white HTV. It's more difficult to weed than most vinyl and requires more force and blade adjustment to get a good cut. This vinyl burns out very quickly - even before it's fully applied. You need to lower the settings and press as hard as you can and not move the iron across the pattern but raise it to apply the heat again. It takes a lot of effort and time for the vinyl to stick, but once glued it will hold. I have found that small parts are easier to make with this…