KraftyBlok Image Art

This is very good water slide paper - the best I've found and I've tried them all. The paper is a bit thicker than most, and that makes removal of the decal much easier to do without tearing. But the price is I think ridiculously high - especially considering these are only 1/2 letter size. For personal playing, it is ok, but if you intend to use this in any commerical way, the price is prohibitive and you'll fare better using a thinner but cheaper waterslide paper.

All I can say is this paper works great. The images printed nicely on them and the colors were vibrant. These are transparent but I just applied them over a white or another light paint color and they were fine. You do have to apply some kind of sealant afterwards so they do not scratch off if you are not going to bake them on.In my case, I just applied a thin layer of clear top coat with a brush and that was it. I would recommend these and will buy again

Definitely have to run several test sheets through the printer to warm it up, or else the images are spotty and the ink will flake off. When it's done right, the product is super.

just as pictured

Doesn't work as great on sphere-shaped objects (tried to use for christmas ornaments) but easy process.

A painfully honest review of Kraftyblock Image Art waterslide transfer sheets. I have been using waterslide decals for some time with quite a bit of success; I have used many brands/types. The reason I bought these was that the paper was thicker as some said and I also liked the 'papery' look of it (not completely translucent once dried). The first thing I noticed was that the paper side that you print on easily wrinkles away from the heavier backing sheet. Not good when you are feeding it through a printer because it needs to be snugly attached to the backing sheet in order to feed properly. In other words, it should only separate from the backing once submerged in water (like decals do). Which lead me to wonder, where is the glue? Decals also need this to stick to whatever surface you place them on and is the entire purpose of soaking in water (to activate the glue). None of these sheets have glue as far as I can tell and to be perfectly honest, it looks EXACTLY like tissue paper. It prints EXACTLY like tissue paper prints in a laser. I'm not kidding. The backer sheet is there for no reason as there is no glue on it. I feel like I have been royally ripped off. $15.00 for the equivalent of 2 1/2 sheets of 8 1/2" x 11" paper. BUYER BEWARE.

Greetings. We've not completed our surface experiments, but have had excellent results on both glass and glazed porcelain. Despite observations to the contrary, material appears very strong, and transfers are managed easily. Too expensive, and inadequately packed on at least one order, but a very good product.Hopefully helpful.

I used this to create an image of my boyfriend's favorite sport team to put in onto bowls so he could watch the games and eat his snacks out of festive bowls. HE LOVES THEM!!! It was a great Christmas present for someone that is hard to buy for.