Clear Transfer Tape for Vinyl - 12" x 100' Roll, Made in USA, Premium Vinyl Transfer Tape with Medium to High Tack Adhesive for Crafts, Decals & Letters

This is a nice transfer tape and great amount cost, so amazing value, but the texture is a bit of a discouragement to me. I had some vinyl that was tough to transfer with my other tapes (no issues with other vinyl) and by description I thought that this one would be better. It didn't say it was textured. This means less touching the actual vinyl and small/tiny pieces may not get touched at all. I Haven't actually transferred any with tiny parts yet, but I made some 6x6 stickers with quite a few words and some letters were being tough. I could see where the tape was starting to lift an hour after putting it on. (it needs to stay for a week or more for a vendor show im doing and then till customers use them....could end badly for me!) ugh. I am thinking of transferring one to my own vehicle to test - will update if it goes well. If this wasn't changed, it did NOT go well.

I love this transfer tape. It is thin, flexible, and the perfect amount of stick. I can reuse it if I want, but for the price, and how much comes in the roll, I don’t feel bad if I don’t. I use it with regular vinyl, and also my decal vinyl. Works great on it all! Definitely recommend

Excellent. Easy to reposition. Fast delivery. Go for it

It's a bit thinner than I'm used to but no big deal. It sticks well but not so well it lifts the decal when applying.Return customers have reported they prefer it over the TransferRite.I don't really miss the grid, I can work a bit faster since I'm not wasting time lining everything up.Overall, the bang for buck seems to be there. I'll likely "stick" with this for the foreseeable future.

I purchased this not for transferring vinyl letters, but for transferring ceramic mosaic tile. I didn't know if it would work well, but it indeed did it's job well.My mosaics are custom and laid out on paper first. Using this material, I was able to apply it to the surface of the finished design, and lift and move the mosaics over onto the board to which they would be mounted. After being glued in place and with enough time for the glue to dry, I'd remove the vinyl without trouble. This material worked great as I need to see the mosaic design to best install it on site. The traditional way is with brown paper and paste. It's got some limitations.If you choose to use this for a similar purpose, here are four tips:1. Make sure you are not moving more than about a square foot at a time. If you design is big, divide up the design into pieces around 12" x 12". The clear vinyl allows you to see your design when you reassemble it as it's glued down with thinset. Cut apart at the grout lines.2. Make sure to burnish down the vinyl. It sticks best to the ceramic surface when pressed with a burnishing tool, the type used for vinyl letters is the best.3. Only apply the vinyl when you are going to glue the tile in place within a day. The vinyl sticks well to ceramic only for a day or so. After that, it looses it's ability to stick, and your tiles will fall off the back.4. If you leave it on the installed tile for more than a week afterwards, and it is being walked on, it may do the reverse of loosing it's sticking ability and stick so much you'll need to remove the adhesive with acetone.Good luck!

run~ I wish i had paid better attention to the reviews. I use the paper transfer tape, and I love it. So when i read the reviews, I had that more in mind, lots of comments about tearing etc. and that is definitely a thing with this type of transfer paper, so i just transferred the thought to this. OMG I should have listened. now I am stuck with this huge roll of useless garbage. So, to reiterate, i use the paper, and love it. This pretty much ruins everything it touches. I don't know if it is so flimsy because its clear, but I have never had so many bubbles when applying vinyl in my life. While i am a hobby crafter, I have been hobbying for many years, and do sell some of my items, and have used everything from blue tape to higher end transfer tape, and I will use super sticky, cricut (iykyk) on paper before I use this stuff for another project ever. I wish i could send it back but too much time has passed, so i am stuck. I genuinely thought the clear would be nicer when adding to projects, full field of view etc. Nope, to flimsy, doesn't lay on or release right, seriously standard contact paper is better. I have actually waited to calm down a bit to write this review, that is how genuinely frustrating it was, and just how, quite frankly...angry i was. I feel duped, robbed - ok, now we have moved into dramatic, but if you have ever had a large project and pressed for time, late at night, feverishly trying to get it done, and it is not working the way it should, taking even more time than it should, AND it has lowered the quality of the final product, you know how I am feeling. STAY AWAY

Oh wow! Great amount of tacky to pre-lift my decals yet allows them to transfer easily!

This clear transfer tape is definitely high quality and well-made — you can tell it's durable, and I appreciate that it's made in the USA. The size of the roll is generous and it cuts easily, which is a plus for larger projects.However, I had a hard time getting my vinyl to release properly during application. I know it’s advertised as medium to high tack, but in practice, it felt more like an extremely high tack. The grip was so strong that I struggled to get the vinyl to come off the tape cleanly, even with firm pressure and a good scraper.It might be great for certain types of vinyl or specific projects, but for me, it was a bit too aggressive. I’ll be looking for a lighter tack option next time. Three stars for the quality and value, but a heads-up if you’re working with more delicate or intricate designs.