KOALA Waterslide Decal Paper INKJET CLEAR, No Spray Coating Water Slide Decal Paper for DIY Tumbler, Mug, Nail Crafts, 8.5x11 Inches 20 Sheets

I purchased this waterslide decal paper specifically for creating intricate nail designs. The images print well on this decal paper remaining clear and vivid. The ink retention is excellent, with no noticeable smudging or spreading of colors during application or drying. When the waterslide decal paper becomes wet, it slides off easily without tearing or stretching, which simplifies the transfer process. I absolutely love this feature. Additionally, I don’t need to spray this paper with any topcoat before use, saving time and effort. I highly recommend this product for professional or DIY nail art enthusiasts. I’ve purchased it in both clear and white variants, each providing versatility depending on the desired background or design effect.

Been making waterslide decals since 2007. My go to brand was WAS sunascopa. Not anymore! This brand offers clear vibrant prints. No Printer tracks, No bleeding, No poor surface for painting to seal where the paint bubbles put like it's got drops of oil on it. This is the best paper/film I have used to date. it is more expensive... But less hassle and they don't have stupid water marks on the back. Which I resell so having inkjet splattered across the back is a bit of a problem. (Not the case with this brand)

I bought this product because it says there's no need to seal it. I make custom epoxy tumblers. I have been using water slide for decades and have never ran into such a horrible product before this. I don't even know where to start. Using my inkjet printer as stated mirroring it and following the directions exactly the water slide was easy to apply ,but that's where the ease ends. The product is not clear once it's applied I have attached pictures it turns a Milky bluish gray color even under epoxy, the black and red bleed no matter what you do. The edges curl and is very visible. The waterslide also tears very easily. The point in Clearwater slide is so that you don't see the edges of water slide film underneath the epoxy. I bought this product for a rather large order hoping to save some time but it has actually set me back and costed me money. I definitely would not recommend to this product. If you do try to seal it to keep it from bleeding it will turn white and no longer stick to your blank.

This waterslide paper is the best and so easy to use. Just create your design, print on the paper, cut out, dip in water and slide on to your item. I am using to make nail decals so I put my base and color on them and after the nailpolish is mostly dried slide the paper/decal on the nail, let the water and nailpolish finish drying then put on my top coat. The waterslide paper holds up longer than the nailpolish and the ink does not smear when dipping in the water or putting the top coat on. No more waiting with spraying with a sealant, so happy to have found this no spray version.

Great product! Easy instructions we provided and worked great for the gifts I was making. I used on perfume bottles.

This paper is easy to work with and makes nice transfers. I use them for manicures! Makes it easy to do cool designs.

I tried another brand of these to stick onto a project for my son's birthday! It was a fail and these worked out perfect! It didn't rip and the ink stayed on the balloons!

Easy to use. Great to personalized anything.

This is quite expensive in comparison to other brands, however, the quality is brilliant and its well worth the extra money. easy to follow instructions ,great results ..

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Not at all impressed with this product. Works like it says but dries with a white film that looks awful on a dark surface. I find it expensive and one does not want to waste sheets based on the price. I won't use this product again.

Good print quality, dries quickly, value for money

The product is potentially good. The instructions lacked information on the drying time. I gave them 24 hours. But on product usage there were two problems the decals curled and had a residual green hue on the finished product after drying, which wasn't visible on printing the decals before being applied.