Bleidruck 25 Sheets 8.25x11.7 Inches Bubbles Holographic Premium Cold Laminated Film Glitter Holographic Overlay Laminating Self Adhesive Film

Very lights stars and sand effect, Can barely make out

Son un poco opacas y no brillan tanto, las pegue sobre etiquetas y no permiten ver bien o con claridad la información de las etiquetas

Excelente me encantó

It’s … there. First things first, love the packaging I like that I can reuse it. However, the laminate is REALLY thin and not super sticky which concerns me for making stickers. But my main issue with it is the matte sandy texture dulls the colours and isn’t sparkly enough to make up for it. Overall, it’s as the kids say “mid” I’m disappointed but I’m gonna try and find a use for it. Also some brands have the very top cut so it’s easier to apply. Yeah, this one doesn’t have that. And since it’s so thin I pulled the paper apart before I even got to the laminate. To summarize: - not easy to seperate laminate from it’s paper - sandy texture dulls the colours and lines crispness - thin laminate (which would’ve been great if it didn’t dull the image anyway) - not sticky enough If the most of these weren’t an issue I would’ve given it at least 3 or 4. But these made things very annoying.

I recently bought a Cricut Joy Xtra, so I could make my own planner stickers, greeting cards, and gift tags. One thing I wanted to do was make cute labels for the cannisters that hold my dog's treats and food, and while I wasn't really concerned with them being waterproof, I did want them to last without getting all roughed up and discolored over time. This clear vinyl overlay looked like a good solution, and the price was more than fair. I'm happy to say it worked wonderfully! I was a little nervous after a terrible experience with Cricut's own Printable Holographic Sticker Paper. Despite using Cricut's setting specifically for that paper & holographic vinyl, it just never cut correctly, so I kind of expected a similar experience this time. With that in mind, I used a cheap, thin sticker paper that I thought I had no use for and gave this stuff a try. First, I printed my labels on that cheap paper, and then I applied this vinyl layer with a brayer. It went on so smoothly with no bubble or problems at all. When it came to cutting with my Cricut, I tried the Cricut Sticker Paper (green backing) setting, since that sticker paper is unusually thick, and I figured the thin paper I was using + the vinyl layer would be about equal to that. That first cut was just a tad shallow, so I gave it another try, this time using the same paper setting but changing the pressure from "default" to "more." And that's all it took! This time, the labels were perfectly kiss cut and came off cleanly. I immediately applied them to the cannisters, and they look awesome!

This worked fine, It came quick, It is nice and clear.