Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper - Waterproof Printable Vinyl for Laser & Inkjet Printer 15 Self-Adhesive Sheets - Glossy White - Standard Letter Size 8.5"x11"

So far it looks great. Good adhesion.

I've been using these sticker sheets (both Matte and Gloss) for 7 months now for my sticker business. I print these stickers using my 'Canon Pixma Pro 100' and cut with my 'Silhouette Portrait' machine and have had no problems whatsoever. Never had any smudging. The only issue is that it's not true waterproof - be aware of that. It is water resistant and very adhesive.Overall, I highly recommend this brand of sticker paper as I have had no issues so far and the quality is excellent.

As the header says you MUST choose the glossy setting in your printer settings for this paper to print properly.My first try as others here have posted was a fail as it did sort of print but was smudging/wiping off even though I waited the allotted time! So I then went into my printer setting though the standard pdf printer options and chose extra glossy ( As I purchased a Glossy finish ) and waited 10mins after printing. then passed my fingers over it like I previously did, and ALL IS GOOD NOW.I inserted pics of my printer settings as I also encourage others to do so too!My only suggestion to the seller or distributor is to insert a little piece of paper with a warning on it stating that users must choose the appropriate printer settings in order to avoid issues.

First thing I made sure of: the printer settings (on the computer) were changed to glossy paper and the printer paper settings (on the printer itself) were changed to glossy paper also.I inserted only one paper at a time on the feeder (to avoid jamming) and made sure the printable side was down (check your printer: for bottom feeder, it’s usually print side down; for top feeder it’s print side up— check your own printer using regular typewriting paper before you start using the vinyl sticker paper).Make your print settings “Best” instead of “Normal” or “Draft.” Always pick images or photos that are clear and vivid (any blurring in the image will come out blurred in the sticker also).- I have printed black and white and multi-colored images, even photos. They came out great.- I dripped water on the stickers and the ink didn’t wash off so there might be some water resistance. I haven’t tried placing it in the dishwasher though. I don’t know yet if it hold up under the rain.- the backing easily separates from the sticker with little effort and the sticker adhesion on plastic, steel, aluminum or hard rubber is good.- I would recommend this vinyl paper for do-it-yourself stickers.

I bought this to start my own sticker business, and I did a couple of tests on a few sheets. Print quality isn’t that bad. It’s all about playing around with your printer settings to get the right color. I’ve also waited over 24 hours for it to dry before I can test to see if they’re water resistant.The first picture shows how the letters were starting to run a little after I ran water through it. I test printed 3 different glossy settings: photo paper glossy, premium photo paper glossy, and ultra premium paper glossy, all high quality (I’m using Windows). In that order, the paper did not absorb the printer ink very well. The second photo shows the perfect example: Under the eye shows dry ink stains.My last effort was to switch to what I was always using on my printer settings for my matte sticker paper, plain paper. NO SMUDGES!! :D The paper seemed to absorb the ink better and made the colors more vibrant, as shown in the third picture. I’m quite sad about not being able to use the glossy settings though.And one more thing, there’s this weird stickiness on the paper when I press my fingers on it after a few seconds. I’m not sure if it’s also absorbing the oils on my hands...