🎨 ArtSkills 2.5" Poster Letters and Numbers Set, A-Z and 0-9, Assorted Holographic Colors, Pack of 228 (PA-1444) Review

Wafer-thin material. The only liability is as the notice above. The letters are very difficult to decipher. Wouldn't buy again. I had to stick it on the poster.

Bought these for my daughter who is interested in inventions. I was so confused when we first got them because they all looked red. I didn't know there were other colors behind red. Thank god my husband is more observant than me. They worked well, will use again.

I was expecting the letters to be a bit thicker. These letters are a good size for what I bought them for to teach my little one letters and numbers. However, they mostly post notes. as if someone had just cut letters out of notes. So they are thin and you can see the glue marks when you put them on the cardboard. They served the purpose I wanted them for.

Bought these for my son's science experiment and they were very easy to use. Adhesive on the back allows for easy repositioning and leaves no residue. The glue is only on the top of the letters, like on a sticker. What we did to get them glued was glue the rest of the letter on with a glue stick once we had them in the right place. I would definitely use them again.

only sticks about half an inch to the top so if you want something that you don't have to tape/stick to the bottom this isn't the product for you. the bottom is sticking out and there aren't enough letters/numbers to write the middle sentence without changing colors. Yes, you can change it, but not for long. It would be really nice if you try to save your poster. Do not plan to save letters.

Although the large letters and multiple colors are nice, the adhesion is quite poor. I bought this for my son to use for a billboard project. As others have pointed out, the grip is only at the top of each letter and is quite flimsy. The letters curl at the end. We have included many due to a combination of issues. Also, the letters are exceptionally thin and tear easily. Good idea, bad execution. As a teacher and parent, I do not recommend it.