HTVRONT Black Permanent Vinyl for Cricut - 12" x 50 FT Black Vinyl Roll, Adhesive Vinyl Sheets for Cricut, Silhouette and Cameo

This brand never disappoints. The viny is great quality, it cuts like butter and weeding is easy. It sticks to my projects perfectly. The price is just perfect and I love the 50-foot rolls - just amazing! I go through a ton of vinyl and I need a good bargain on good vinyl.

This is different! The backing is clear vinyl. It's hard to tell the difference between this and HTV by looking at it. It cuts like butter and weeds like a dream. It transfers beautifully! The only downside (besides constantly reminding yourself that it's NOT HTV especially when loading!), is that it is very flimsy compared to the paper-backed stuff you're used to. For this reason, it does not work well matless in my Juliet. Otherwise, this stuff is practically magic! In the picture, it's front side, back side, and a weeded test cut.

Good quality, easier to work with than other foils , sticks good and cuts good as well , it’s pretty thick too which makes it more durable than others

All time favorite vinyl super easy to cut, weed and place and it holds onto surfaces very nicely

Love this vinyl! Love the thickness, the backing and the flexibility of it. I love vinyls that have a plastic backing and not a paper backing. Easier to work with.

Overall, I like this vinyl quite a bit. Its the exact chrome I wanted, it cuts very easily. I do use my silhouette at the blade set at 2, force of 6 and go over it twice and it cuts perfectly. It also weeds super smooth and even with sharp, small cuts, I only had a couple of times it ripped or pulled off wrong in one small spot. So overall, really nice!However... The vinyl is covered in a thin film of plastic that you have to remember to pull off before cutting. I like that it protects the vinyl from getting scratched up when you are storing it or pulling it in and out, which is nice, BUT, I didnt realize it was there until starting to cut it the first time and it just completely started pulling off and I thought it was the vinyl itself. So please be aware there is a very, very thin film of plastic covering it. Im just hoping I dont forget this and mess up more in the future if its a while before I use it again. Also, the bubbles under it after you place it are insane. The best way to place it that ive found, is to do it side to side very slowly, and use a vinyl scraper to gently push it down AS YOU LAY IT. If you just lay it down and rub, you will never get all the bubbles out and have to pull things up and redo them. That is annoying as hell. But, if you can get the swing of it, its worth it because of the other positives and the price.But I cant give it 5 stars just because of the bubbling.

Bought this to make a Christmas ornament on an acrylic blank. I used a different color on the front of the ornament, and the silver on the back side of the ornament to create a 3d effect, so it was important to me that the silver was pretty on the adhesive side as well. The adhesive side doesn't have a mirror effect to it, but it is still very pretty and metallic. I love this brand, it cuts and weeds easily, and has a good adhesion.

Works greatRecommend easy to weed out

Bought this to try out as it was great value for money and a big roll but after trying it multiple times it's just not as good as oracal for. I don't mind the plastic on the back as it gets rid of the issue of the paper backing ripping from the mat. The vinyl once onto the item/product is super sticky and you can't get it back up to move around and try again, you've got to get placement right the first time. I found I had to use more pressure on the premium vinyl selection for it to cut all the way through. Weeding was pretty good but not as good as oracal. It also was hard to transfer, both transfer tapes I tried struggled to hold it. Someone mentioned its perfect for tiny font but i tried and failed. I even tried reverse weedung. I think a newbie would have found this quite hard, so I wouldn't say this is beginner friendly and I'll be sticking with oracal or siser from now on.