Auihiay 24Pcs Printable Shrink Dink Sheets, Shrink Films Papers

Finally! Shrink plastic that we can actually print on! We've tried the name brand and some others, nothing worked. These printed great, dried quickly and nicely, shrunk evenly and the color stayed mostly the same, only slightly darker. We have an Epson WF-3823 inkjet.

I have an Epson eco tank ET3830. I tried several printing methods with these sheets and nothing seemed to worked, I was ready to give up when I decided to try taping an 8.5x11 sheet of paper to the shiny side, as google suggested. These sheets are slightly longer and not quite 8.5in wide. Printer then printed without issues on presentation matte setting. I am rather satisfied and impressed with the quality however, it is important to reduce opacity before printing, as colors darken when you bake. These are fun, durable and quite affordable. Once you figure out how your printer works it’s easy.

this shrink paper is pretty thick. i thought it was a little pricey but for the quality of the paper i think its decently priced. i didn't realize that the paper is a little shorter width wise, and longer length wise, but no biggie, it showed in the pictures, i just didn't pay attention. and it didn't affect the printing process so it's fine. the gloss side is pretty glossy even after shrinking.

Very cool product once you know how to work with it. I don’t have much to compare this product to, but I am happy with it. You will need to adjust your printer to the correct paper size. This is NOT the standard 8.5x11. You also need to change the picture transparency to 30%-50%. I have noticed that the ideal transparency varies from image to image and depends on whether you are printing in the clear sheet or white sheet. But if you are within that range, you are probably ok. The only problem I have is they will not flatten out by themselves. While in the oven they will first curl upward and then curl the opposite direction, but never become flat. My solution was to throw a sheet of parchment paper on top of them as soon as they came out of the oven and then place something heavy on top. They cool/harden very quickly, so you need to do this right away. I made the mistake of trying to move them to a different surface before flattening, but they were already hardened. Next time I may search for a different product that actually flattens out on its own, but in the meantime, this one has brought me and my kids a lot of joy!

i've been using this brand of dinks to make accessories & jewelry for years. they're standard letter size & i've never had any problems using this paper with my HP DeskJet 3755. recently i've started using them to make pins for my ita bag, just cover the shrunken dinks with uv resin & attach pin backs. they're super sturdy once they shrink and the resin makes them even stronger, so i don't have to worry at all about them breaking. just be careful cutting them out so you don't scrape the ink off the paper with your scissors. these are so cute and so much fun to make, i love them.

First order of this product was amazing. I loved it so much that I used it up quickly and re-ordered. Unfortunately with the second batch, none of the white sheets were usable. I suspect they may have been damaged in some way, humidity during storage or shipping perhaps, and they will not print a clear image. I used up every white sheet trying to print the same image and didn't end up with anything I could use. So I guess I would say the quality is hit or miss. Update- adding stars for great customer service as they are sending a replacement after seeing this review. Thanks!

i may come back and update this review when i do it right. i have an epson 1400 and thought i had changed the ink flow because the one i printed on plain paper was significantly lighter than the original. but when i printed on the shrink plastic, it came out like the original. 🤕 anyway... this is how much it shrunk. not sure why the ink ran because i heated it about 10 minutes after printing.

I've purchased these before and had no complaints, they were my favorite sheets to use. So I decided to buy a larger batch when I was running low. The quality of the batch I recieved this time was abysmal. When they shrink they have this crumpled papery texture, and pieces of the design will flake off. When I apply the same sealant I always use, they turn blotchy and the designs will warp. This has never happened before. I tried this with multiple sheets in the batch. I even grabbed one of my sheets from my last order and printed the same design on the new and old sheet, cut it out, baked them at the same time, identical processing all the way through, done concurrently. Look at the difference between the two. New on the left, old on the right. Did I get a bad batch or something? What gives?

It's nice! Works better on simpler shapes and it's important to press them while they are still warm, otherwise the result can be uneven. The colors also get quite darker after baking, which is good to keep in mind. I prefer to finish them with epoxy for extra protection. I did some nice stuff with it, for example name tags for my cats. The great thing about them is that they very light and strong. Most of the pet tags you can order online are big and heavy, but the ones I made from these sheets are so light that my cats don't notice them at all

buoni ma non tengono perfettamente la forma

Il faut que votre four soit vraiment à la bonne température pour qu’il se rétracte comme il faut mais le produit est facile à utiliser et à imprimer.

Edit: My mistake, I’m happy!

Es un regalo para mis alumnos, ha quedado muy chulo. Lo recomiendo, funciona perfectamente.