🎨 TECKWRAP Silver Chrome Self-Adhesive Craft Vinyl Roll, 1ft x 5ft Review

Nice colour, definitely rose gold. BUT This product does not poison at all. Adhesive is released from the film and does not stick. It breaks easily. Not suitable for small print. It also doesn't stick very well with small letters. Don't believe these Instagram video edits. It will not peel off the paper without taking the entire sticker with it. I've tried many different settings on Cricut to try and help and nothing has worked.

Beautiful. But don't forget to remove the clear film from the vinyl. You will notice when you cut the vinyl from the roll and then place it on the mat. You will see the formation of bubbles and wrinkles. This is due to the dense film over the vinyl. I have used many Techwrap vinyls and they are amazing and I have never had to remove the clear plastic wrap from any vinyl other than the clear wrap. But I really like rose gold vinyl. Remember to remove the tape before cutting out the pattern.

This vinyl is very pretty, with good adhesion at the moment, fairly metallic but no pink mirror. My first project with him had big shapes and I loved it. Why were all these people in trouble? Then I decided to trim this font with very thin tails. Big pieces pop in easily enough, but every time I approach thin ones, they stretch beyond recognition and break. Then I remembered the reverse weed trick. (Google it!) My haircut was perfect and now I have a very happy client. Would I buy again now…

Most metallic, chrome or silver "vinyls" are usually some kind of foil, which means that despite their high gloss, they are stiff and unyielding and therefore don't stretch a lot or do well on curved ones Surfaces fit and tears easily, no small matter! It's actually a chrome silver vinyl! I was immediately surprised when I peeled off the cut piece and felt it had the same flexible and stretchy properties as regular self-adhesive vinyl. It adheres very well, takes complex shapes well, has a…

I am so disappointed. I bought this to make my bridesmaid boxes. This is the worst vinyl I've ever used. NOT PROPOLET. I have a brand new blade, I've tried about 5 different settings, 5 different test projects to get NOTHING working and all have failed. Basically I spent $12 on garbage. I'm literally so excited it's not even funny. It's really almost useless. I never give bad reviews. I read the reviews here and was thrilled to get this. I don't know what machine/setup everyone is using. I have

I read so many negative reviews that I was skeptical to buy it, but my brother wanted a chrome commemorative sticker on the car window so he ordered it anyway. I was shocked at the quality and thickness. I was expecting some kind of thin aluminum foil type vinyl. But no. This material is like the strong foil you put on your grill and it doesn't tear easily. I followed the directions and did NOT remove the clear plastic cover before cutting (said it was to help with the transfer) and it was a…

This product is exactly as described I was very skeptical at first based on all the mixed reviews but it is great quality, you can see your reflection really well and I can don't even see it's torn off the clear layer yet, making it even more reflective. Absolutely worth the money. I am very happy that I bought this product. It's very smooth, I don't see any bubbles or anything and the back is very sticky stuck and it didn't come off lol 😂 but one thing to warn you about is that it's very thin

First of all, I'm writing this review from the perspective of the vinyl wrap, not the Arts & Craft Cricut perspective. In terms of adhesion, flex and finish, this vinyl is AWESOME when you know what you're doing. A NOTICE. If this is your first time packaging I would avoid chrome foils as they can be a bit temperamental and finicky. When I asked the question they told me it was silver chrome but it wasn't. It's DARK GRAY chrome - almost black, but not quite. THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN WORKING WITH