MAGNETIC SHEETS with ADHESIVE BACKING: mixed bundle for variety sizes: 8x10 inch and 8.5x11 inch, total for 24 sheets (12 sheets / size); Ideal for photos and crafts — no trimming required, or you can cut into smaller size as business cards;
STRONG, DURABLE & FLEXIBLE: 20 Mil (0.5mm) thickness ensures durability and stability on any iron surface, offering reliable magnetic strength for various uses.
EASY TO CUT & USE: 1. Peel off the protective film; 2. Stick any material onto the adhesive side; 3. Cut into any desired size or shape with scissors; 4. Display your masterpiece!
MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS: Perfect for kids' crafts, fridge photo magnets, magnetic photo frames, bookmarks, magnetic squares, magnet signs, magnetic strips, magnetic schedules, magnetic calendars, magnetic labels, wall magnets, and custom-shaped home decor magnets or other DIY crafts, the usage is endless;
I make art prints for my business using this paper and I love the quality of it. It is thick enough that it feels good and the satin finish gives it a fancy feel. I always recommend this for anyone out there!
I can’t decide if the product or the service is the best part about buying from this company, it’s just too good to be true the quality of paper at such low costs and the staff is amazing. They are very responsive to any questions, work with you to make whatever you need possible, and when I had an issue with the order, they went above and beyond to correct it asap no questions asked. I deal with a lot of different suppliers and none of them even come close to these guys, can’t recommend them enough. And the paper too. Afraid to talk about how awesome it is, don’t want everyone knowing how stunning they turn out and giving away my secret!
My all time favorite sticker paper!
I use this type of paper to make my planners, and I really love the quality. I've ordered this 48-lb paper several times now, and I can say that I'll continue to do so.
These sublimated beautifully. I went looking for times and temps in the reviews, but not a lot of people share that information, so I want to say what worked for me. Here's what I did, and it worked great the first time. I sized my image a little bigger, 9.5 in width, and 8 in height. I then placed a thin dish towel over my image and pressed the image for 60 seconds at 400 degrees. It came out vibrant and perfectly coated the full mouse pad. Would recommend. I'll be buying again.