20 Sheets Waterslide Decal Paper INKJET WHITE for Dark and Light Colors, 8.5X11 Inch No Baking Water Slide Transfer Paper Printable for Tumblers,Ceramics,Plastics,Glasses,DIY

These are fantastic! Worked well for what I needed. I like that it fits the printer and depending on how many layers of clear coat is how thick it will be. These are easy to use and takes a little while to fully dry but works well.

These arrived curled up and they won't go through the printer ... Totally unusable. Very disappointed. UPDATE: I decided to try flattening the curled product I had received by placing a very heavy flat item on top of it for a few days, and it did flatten them out - haven't tried running them through the printer again, but my guess is that these will work exactly as intended now. I received a message from the seller offering a full refund - because they have flattened back out, I will use the sheets and not file for a refund that I don't really have coming now that the problem has been fixed. BUT, I am extremely impressed with this seller, their prompt resolution and their genuine commitment to customer satisfaction!!! Honestly, I would be one thousand percent comfortable ordering ANY product from this seller because I know if the product has issues, the seller WILL make it right.

My wife used this 20-sheet Inkjet Clear Waterslide Decal Paper (8.5x11") for custom craft projects and small decorative transfers. Printing: The sheets fed through an inkjet printer without jams. Colors printed sharp and clear. Since this is clear film, lighter colors depend on the background surface — white surfaces show designs best. Important Step: You must seal the printed sheet with a clear acrylic spray before soaking. Skipping this step can cause the ink to run. After sealing and drying, the ink stayed intact during transfer. Transfer Process: Once soaked briefly in water, the decal slid off the backing smoothly and positioned easily on glass and painted surfaces. It allows minor repositioning before fully setting. Final Finish: After drying and sealing, the decal looks clean and blends into the surface well. The film edge is thin and not overly noticeable once cured. Things to Know: – Inkjet only — not for laser printers. – Always spray seal before water immersion. – Best results on smooth, light-colored surfaces. Bottom Line: For custom decals and craft transfers, this paper performs well as long as you follow proper sealing steps. Good option for DIY projects.

Ease of use is dependent upon your skill level and the final result is also dependent upon the quality of your digital media. Preparation of the decal for transfer is critical for a successful outcome. I used Tamiya TS Spray Clear to seal the ink which worked very well with the decal. I started with 3 very lite (dust coats) before applying 2 heavier final coats. Micro Sol works very well with this decal film. Once you brush on Micro Sol, leave it alone to work. It is normal for the decal to potentially wrinkle or distort while in the curing process and many people make the mistake of trying to tamper with the decal as it is curing. The decal will even-out once the decal sets and dries in most cases. You may need to add another coat or 2 of Micro Sol, especially when dealing with complex curves. The end result hid the edges and gave a painted-on look for a vibrant, crisp outcome. The decal thickness is just right, making the transfer easy. I had no issue with printer compatibility with my HP Inkjet Printer. Care must be taken during transfer so allow yourself a few minutes to let the water absorb into the decal backing before transferring keeping the decal as close to the subject matter as possible to avoid trapping air under the decal. This decal paper slid off the backing with plenty of adhesion. Do not over-soak your decals. I recommend using a little hand spray-pump from any dollar store to apply water to the decal. Adding a small drop of dish-washing liquid to the water is also recommended. A final coat of an appropriate sealant will seal the deal. Good luck and have fun.

This material is very thin, which can be good or bad depending on your use case. As others have pointed out, requires spraying with an acrylic clear coat or the ink smears or comes right off. I'm making guitar headstock art which will be under many coats of lacquer, so protected. It’s inexpensive, but doesn’t include the extra cost of having to clear coat. Other products have a watermark on the non-printing side to help you out. I wasted some material trying to transfer the first time without clear coating. The decal shrivels up and becomes unusable quickly. But it works fine after clear coating.

Great white decal sheets

I was printing vinyl and gluing my ship names on with UV resin which worked but was a pain. these work amazingly! I did it in a hurry and it still came out perfect! I am thinking of all kinds of uses for them now!

This packet of water slide paper is easy to use. I was so scared and hesitant before I made my first decal. But, hey, it was great! Hope this was helpful! It took me a long time to put a sheet in and go for it. I’m a dork!

very fun to play with, almost ready to order more

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The clear film that forms the transfer is too thin and breaks up when trying to slide it off the backing

This product has excellent results, once you get the hang of it. I ruined most of my first package with Trial and Error. Important things to note: 1. You MUST do at least two good sealant coats BEFORE transfer or it will disintegrate in water. 2. Do not print multiple pages without removing the previous page from the printer. The ink takes time to dry and will be ruined by the second sheet sliding over top.

[EDIT Aug/2025 - NO instructions included with first purchase so I printed my decal, immersed it in water but the image dissolved. Hence the reason for my 1 star originally. Seller subsequently contacted me and sent instructions. Have yet to try them out but will update review accordingly when I have spray varnish to coat my decal before wetting and applying to my model. [Edit] Aug 19/2025: I could not find "gloss oil" so bought a rattle can of Varathane Professional Clear Finish to seal the decal. The spray is very fine - no "blobbing, etc. It covered the decal sheet very nicely. I sprayed on 2 coats. I gave this product 4 stars because: As others have said, the decal film is VERY thin. Don't soak the decal too long - it will float itself off the backing sheet quite quickly. When one edge of my decal folded over on itself, I put the decal back in the warm water. I lifted it out of the water using the back sheet. I also used the backing sheet to smooth the decal and eliminate some of the water underneath the decal. The finished appearance looks good (I bought the SATIN finish hence the decal is not entirely clear). I've been a modeller for many decades so I am used to spending a lot of time to do something properly. You CANNOT rush applying decals using these decal sheet, but if you take your time, you can achieve a nice finished product. Time will tell as to how the decal stands up over time.