6 Sheets Small 0.12 inch Alphabet Number Stickers Mini Letters Stickers Glitter Alloy Self Adhesive Letters for Epoxy Resin Casting Decoration DIY Crafts Scrapbook, Gold/Silver (3mm)

These are perfect, exquisite, tiny letters. Perfect for labeling USB's and any tiny craft project. These are for people who are knowledgeable in working with tiny objects. You have to use an exacto blade and tweezers to remove and to place them on your project. And have steady hands. Once in place they seem to stick well but to be sure, you can put a coat of clear sealer or nail polish on to be sure. No problems with product and the finished result looks so professional and neat. Recommend for skilled artists in miniature work. Excellent product.

Stickiness was great! Application was easy and the sizing was just what I needed.

These ARE tiny by design. You'll need a small blade to separate them from the backing. If the front clear plastic sticks, don't give up. Just patiently free it and place it. If it sometimes seems to not adhere, just place it and press lightly. Once it stops moving, it will stay. I don't know how these hold up to handling. If they come loose, I will apply a thin strip of packing tape since I am applying them to something that gets handled quite a bit. The quality of the font and material is definitely worth the effort!

Perfect

Unfortunately, the clear sheet that covers the front of these has adhesive that is way stronger than the adhesive on the back, making it EXTREMELY difficult, time consuming, and frustrating to actually get these to stick where you want them to. Also, any letters with very narrow parts usually end up ripping off in the process (E, F, N, etc.).

Honestly would not recommend. The clear protective cover completely sticks to the letters. So trying to separate the letter and keep them sticky is hard.

These are SO TINY! They were absolutely perfect for my craft. They came very well packaged, I was impressed. The letters are very thick and won’t curl up. So you don’t have to worry about ruining any letters! I used mod podge over the letters since I was sticking them on glitter (uneven surface). So I’m not too sure about the adhesion.

It was extremely difficult to use. I had to use tweezers of course but you have to use a small pair of scissors and cut around the letter or number. You can't just pull a number or letter off from the adhesive.