✨ Cricut Adhesive Foil in Lustrous Gold: Create Stunning Crafts with Ease! Review

You must use a strong adhesive transfer tape, otherwise it will not lift properly. I used regular transfer tape and part of the paper backing was pink with the letters making it difficult to remove. As soon as I tried a strong grip, they came off the paper with no difficulty. I wish they had included that in the instructions, it would save me some frustration. Would I buy again? Yes I would now that I know how to use it.

This film is constantly torn and not cleared of weeds. It seems"brittle". I can't get a clean cut. I have Cricut Maker. I've tried the Adhesive Foil setting, I've also tried the Premium Outdoor Vinyl setting which I always use when I'm struggling with the material. I've sharpened my blade (I should add that I've also carved a very intricate pattern into some Styletech Craft Opal Sheets after trying the whole thing out with no problem. So I don't think it's a blade. The sheet just snaps keep on…

When using this with Cricut the adhesive film setting is not strong enough to "kiss". I have a good one Piece messed up before I figured out why it wasn't working.I used the normal setting with a deep cut blade and it worked great.It was easy to weed but a bit difficult to move.I have contact transfer paper used but the foil stuck to it. own sheet is pretty good. When I finally applied it I loved it! It was beautiful and worth the extra time it took to move.

This vinyl is beautiful; however, I struggled a bit with it. It took several tries and expense to figure out the right setting to cut. Even if there is a setting to use, don't rely on its accuracy; I would do a very small test cut first before wasting a large project. In addition, the paint on the film ran off when sealed. The epoxy also makes it work, so it needs to be sealed. See the previous comment on sealing though. I don't want to scold the product; I only wish for product improvements…

Great price and wonderful purchase. Of course, it doesn't stick like other vinyl records, but it makes a great foil accent. I took an abandoned/discarded thin plywood (it looks like an old nut crate) and painted it robin blue, created foil lettering and diamond shapes and then finished it with resin. I don't think durability is maintained without a hard top coat or something. This slide looks nice and clean, but depending on the project, you may have to adapt to your needs. However, additional…