Duck Brand EasyLiner Clear Adhesive Shelf Liner for Cabinets, Cupboards & Protective Covering - Peel and Stick Shelf Liner Easy to Cut & Fit - Self-Adhesive & Removable - 18 in x 24 ft, 4 Rolls

I use this to put on the back of my leather crafts when I tool the leather to prevent the leather from stretching. Works well.

I was firstly so grateful to find a product with same day delivery- so way to go Amazon. The product is super easy to use and an excellent value. Perhaps it’s not so super sticky, but it made it much easier to install and for lining the cabinets in my new to me older home- it’s perfect and easy to use.

I struggle using Cricut transfer tape, it just does not work for me. I came upon this Duck adhesive product and it works! I can now easily transfer my vinyl designs to whatever I am adhering my vinyl design on. A word of caution, it does stick very well, too well to paper and will peel off paper, be gentle when adhering your vinyl design to paper after you've affixed your vinyl design to it. The best part is, I can easily measure the size I need and reuse it 3 times sometimes more.

I use this transfer tape to apply vinyl decals to items like tumblers and car windows. It worked well for that purpose. I have tried a few other cheaper brands before this and did not have any luck, with this tape it worked on the first try and hasnt let me down since. The roll itself was alittle tight but after i cut the sizes of squares i needed it flattened out just fine for my decals. I am new to making decals and using stuff like this so as a beginner its nice to find a product that actually works so you arn't wasting money messing up projects with cheapers brands. This brand was recommended to me by a pro.

I have been covering / laminating books for the past 33 years. During that time, I have probably covered over 800 paperback books (about 400 of them for many elementary grade classrooms) with clear contact paper. The contact paper was not always easy to use but it did its purpose, which was to have the book last through the ages.....and it has since my grandchildren are now reading the first set of books I covered 33 years ago. I ran across this type of self adhesive shelf liner purely by accident......and now cannot live without it.Here are all the PROS:+ Extremely easy to handle, does not easily stick to itself when you are handling a large sheet.+ Does not cause the air bubbles like the contact paper, and when it does, a simple swipe through with the ruler does the trick.+ Does not have the "crease" lines like the contact paper often had, especially towards the end of the roll.+ The price cannot be beat, saving me approximately $.15 per book.+ Provides a stronger cover than the contact paper. My books now have a cover that looks like it came directly from the printers.Only con is that I did not discover this till now.

I'm a heathen and throw away the dust jackets for most of the children's books in my family's collection. Most hardcover kids' books are printed with the same artwork on the actual book that they have on the dust jacket, so we're not missing any illustration or information. The jackets aren't worth the time and energy that I would spend picking them all up and putting them back on the books every day, much less the time I would spend endlessly taping them all back together after thirty seconds of unattended toddler chaos. There are a few special books in our collection that are genuinely enhanced by the dust jackets; the one that finally pushed me over the edge is the beautiful Hello, Neighbor, written and illustrated by the legendary Matthew Cordell, which has different artwork on the dust jacket and the actual book. It turns out that it's actually pretty easy to make a pseudo-library-bound version of any hardcover book if you've got a few crafty skills and aren't super picky about the quality of the results. (It's a beautiful kids book, but it's a kids book all the same. It's going to get loved, that's what it's for.) I simply sandwiched the dust jacket between two layers of this clear contact paper, sealed the edges carefully together with the back of a pair of scissors, and cut off the excess. Then I folded the jacket the way it had been creased before and stuck it to the inside of the cover with masking tape. The dust jacket has stayed intact and on the book for a record amount of time, and it looks super fancy on the shelf, way more than I expected it to. I'm happy I was able to preserve such a beautiful piece of artwork for many years to come.

The media could not be loaded. Overall, I’m very pleased with this product. I was looking for something similar to painters tape that will adhere but is able to be removed easily. Also, I had a few instances where I accidentally folded the vinyl together and the adhesive would stick to each other but I was able to remove it apart easily as I demonstrated in the video. One con is that if the pieces creased together, it will leave wrinkles as shown as the photo but for the quality and price, I don’t mind this so much. Additionally, it’s very easy to cut with scissors and can slice smoothly through in one go. The ruler printed on the back is a nice tool as well to cut the correct size and straight.

Easy to cut and the adhesive is strong.

Used this to laminate parts of my MTB frame. Works well. Excellent.

Tenía mis dudas sobre este material para utilizarlo como transfer para mis viniles, pero sin duda superó mis expectativas, buen material y a muy buen precio. Súper recomendable!

Highly recommended

It works but can be a little difficult to put it on

What an absolute pain in the a$$Not only does it not stick to anything but its own backing but try cutting this stuff and then peeling it without having three extra people to keep it from folding in on itself and getting stuck.I work with vinyl laminate quite a bit and this stuff has none of the qualities that you would want. It's literally only sticky until you peel it away from its backing.