Royal Elements Matte Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper For Inkjet and Laser Printers - 10 Waterproof Sheets 8.5" x 11" - Dishwasher Safe

This is a pretty basic product that works as advertised. The ink from an inkjet printer works well with it. The paper hasn't ever jammed in any printers, either. The adhesive on the back is strong enough to stay on, but not not so strong that the finished stickers can't be repositioned some with care.

Alrighty so I never write reviews but this product is really charming and it asked to leave a review. Though these papers can be printed on, I decided to draw my designs on them using a fine point sharpie and simple crayola colored pencils. I was worried that the vinyl wouldn’t carry the color over well but I was deightfully proven wrong as shown in the pictures above! The colors showed up just as I wanted them to, lines were just as sharp as I needed them to be, nothing bled, and nothing smudged. When I needed to blend, that worked like a dream, too! Light pencil marks can be drawn in and erased with ease. I was also worried that the quality of sticker would suck and it’d be a cheap and crappy sticker, but again, I was delightfully proven wrong. These stickers are just like the ones you buy off sites like RedBubble in terms of thickness, stick-ability, and durability. The packaging is also adorable and that’s just a plus. Seriously very impressed with the product and will certainly buy again and again! P.S. the stickers are inside jokes, don’t take the subject matter too seriously lol

I really like the feel of this sticker paper, but the first time I peeled one, I accidentally did it wrong and teared it (but that was my fault). The cut is smooth but mine are a little jagged. Overall, I'd say it's worth it!

After I order them I realized that they were clear but it worked out in the end. The final product looked very professional but they do smudge even after allowing them to dry. I ended buy the avery laminate sheets to put on top and that helped with the smudging. I used my simple HP inkjet 1510 printer and had to hand feed in each sheet because they are so thick. However It printed out so well. The only thing I don't like is the price for only 10 sheets.

I have tried countless brands of sticker paper and I can’t say enough about this paper in particular. The quality is supreme! The texture and feel is smooth, the paper is a bit on the thicker side, which I like- because it makes it feel more quality. And the backing is blank, which I also like. The paper held the ink very well, and when I placed side by side with other printouts of the same image using the same printer, the colors were noticeabley more vibrant and bright on this paper. Very happy with this product. I purchased 3 packs!

I loved this when I first used it, but I applied epoxy over it and the colors bled. After printing I let it sit for a week before I was ready to use it so it was definitely dry. The second time after I printed on it and let it dry I sealed it but that faded the colors. I'm disappointed with it as it's supposed to be waterproof yet the colors bleed. If it wasn't for that I would give it 5 stars. It prints great and the colors are bright. Just don't let it get wet, which defeats the purpose of it being WATERPROOF. In the attached picture you can see the yellow has bled on to the white. The teeth have yellow on them as well as the eye and white border.

I made custom wine bottle labels with the paper. It printed beautifully in my Canon printer and held up well once cut and placed on the bottles. Would purchase again.

I'm lucky to find these on the first trywhen I searched for 'vinyl for inkjet printer' and these appeared a bit down the page of results, which was crowded with adhesive-backed paper labels. These are paper-thin vinyl sheets with enough 'give' to fit a Mavic Pro battery just fine. I took their advice and used a Krylon sealer over the inkjet ink and will see how these hold up with use. I wanted more battery covers to match a bright yellow and orange wrap for a Mavic Pro, printed on 3M automobile wrapping vinyl, but the printer doesn't supply them for some reason, and I don't want to fly no ugly drones... I scanned the battery cover at 300 dpi, printed two of them on a pageat 300 dpi on this material, punnched some holes and trimmed with scissors, and now have two more batteries that match this high-visibility drone. This material is easy enough to work into place with a few cuts and no wrinkles or creases. It is pricey at $1 a sheet but is good value, IMHO.. I know inkjet ink's is water-soluble and it's not as durable as some wax or die sublimation printer can put onto vinyl, but it sure does make it easy to make wraps or semi-permanent signs in small quantity and I'm happy to have more of these little sheets of vinyl around to absorb my ink and stick it to things...

Have not tested for water resistence Sticks well retains ink.