751 Premium Long-Term Indoor & Outdoor Craft Vinyl 12in x 6ft Roll for Cutters and Plotters Including Hard Yellow Detailer Squeegee (Matte White)

This vinyl is very thin leaving a low profile professional looking and feeling design. While easy to work with it does tear a little during weeding that I was not a customer to with other optical products.

Make tumblers to the grandkids and put their names on with this. Goes great with the exposed stainless steel. Very professional looking. Easy to cut on silhouette. Con: Cutting smaller fine letters - they do not stay attached to paper while weeding (they move around). Yes, the cut was good. I literally had to use my exacto knife to cut many many weed lines (apx every 1/8 to 1/4") and weed very little pieces while holding down the letters. It took me 3 tries to actually get the saying I needed good enough to transfer. Yes, did try reverse weeding to no avail.

Was easy to use with a cricut machine and easy to weed. Was tricky with transfer tape but was a large size. Has held very well on a boat in constant use. Great value and quality.

Works well. I have this on an outdoor sign and it’s been perfect for two winters now.

Material is good only issue is the yellow detailer squeegee it came with wrinkled and warped a bit of the vinyl :V

I picked this up to use to label our suitcases with our names. I made them about 6 inches tall and so far, after 4 trips, the decals are holding well. The price was fair and the durability is great. The black is easy to see on the orange suitcases. (Oddly many seemed to have found that the Amazon luggage is actually a great deal and there are more orange suitcases out in the world!)

Do not like how it can in a roll with 3m tape that was hard to get off, the tape lifts the vinyl so lost a bit of it. Plus had strips in the roll stuck to it like it was cut and rolled up but not cleaned

A little-known fact about vinyl sheets: There are two types: - "calendared", which are pressed into thin sheets from larger pieces, by rolling and - "cast", which are poured into thin sheets from the beginning. The difference is that "calendared" has a memory, and tends to pull away, particularly when used for fine detail, such as small lettering. So this is fundamentally different from standard Cricut vinyl. I've had great success in doing fine lettering, because it's actually a different material. This vinyl is of a different nature: it's poured out into a thin sheet rather than rolled out. It naturally stays in its thin shape, which makes a big difference at a small scale.

Purchased this to place names and channel number on the rear of a caravan for travelling. This vinyl cuts so nicely, is very easy to weed and transfer to place of use. I first used this for some outdoor numbers on letterboxes and it is still looking good 3 years in. I wouldn't bother with any other vinyl for outdoor use.