HTVRONTPrintable Vinyl for Inkjet Printer & Laser Printer - 40 Pcs Glossy White Inkjet Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper, 8.5"x11" (140 g)

Was excited to try this paper, but also a little nervous since some reviews were mixed. I got the paper today and immediately had to try it out! My printer is an HP LaserJet 200 color M251nw. I printed directly from Photoshop 2023 -- bring up the Print dialogue box, then click Print Settings... under Printer Setup, then scroll to Media & Quality, then choose Photo Glossy Paper. The resulting print was excellent. (There is a tiny bit of streaking in solid colors but this is because I am almost out of toner. It does this on all paper.) No problems with paper jamming.The paper came out of the printer a bit curled, but once the stickers were cut out they flattened right out. Stickers that are entirely colored don't really show the gloss much, but ones with white areas do.I didn't use my Silhouette Portrait to cut these out as it was just a paper test. I cut the stickers out by hand. They cut fine, and I didn't really have trouble peeling the backs off. (It looks like it would be difficult, but it separates easily from the backing.)I tried to scratch the stickers with my thumbnail, and the toner stayed put. I could not make a mark. However.... that leads us to the situation with water. I put one of the stickers on a plastic Starbucks cup, and ran it under cold and hot water. The colors did not run, or smear, and the adhesive stayed fine, even after wiping the sticker with a clean cloth to dry it. After running it under relatively hot water (about 120F), though, I was then able to scratch the toner off with my fingernail. So I would say it is definitely water resistant, but not 100% waterproof, because it is very easy to damage after running under hot water. I'm not sure if that gets better after it dries. Anyway, I will see about laminating the stickers I make because of this. (The manufacturers say it gets more waterproof after drying time, but I think they are referring to inkjet prints.)The result? I'm happy with the paper. The price is good, and so far, they hold up well and print beautifully. I didn't really expect the prints to survive hot water (the paper and adhesive did, though!) so I'm not really bummed that they became scratchable under those conditions. The paper will work well for me.

4-2022 UPDATE: My absolute go-to for stickers, great price and great quality. I used the original package and continue to purchase. The vinyl is thinner than others but this does not seem to affect the durability. It is very durable, water-proof (and I do not use a spray coating). I have one on my computer at work (in the medical field) which I routinely clean with a medical grade disinfectant - it still sticks and is still vibrant after months, without smears. I have been able to remove this (with care) but they still re-stick well and do not peel off. That is pretty mazing. I would consider them to be mostly permanet vinyl that removes without adhesive residue.These print out with VIBRANT colors, and work well as print-n-Cut projects on the Silhouette Cameo. I know some people have trouble with glare with glossy vinyl in reading the registration marks but I had no problems whatsoever with this brand.NOTE: even though the instructions from the manufacturer say to print on "glossy-high" the pack age info says "matte-best". I put tape over the incorrect information so I always print it correctly.Water resistant - which works well although they do recommend an over spray of a clear coating for true water-proof prints. So far I love these. and as you know, I always go back and change my reviews if they do not live up to my expectations long-term.I bought a double pack for a project and suspect I will buy again. at this time these are my go-to for printable vinyl projects.Adhesive: I will get back to you on permanence but I have had no problems so far. not sure if permanent or repositionable.

I really enjoy using this paper. From the cute envelopes that the sheets come in, to the beautiful colour they display. A lot of people say they have issues with knowing which side to print on but once you feel the sheets and print a few times it isn't too difficult to tell which side is the correct side. I personally like that it doesn't have the grid on the back as I make stickers to sell and this helps keep other branding off of my stickers and helps them look more professional. They peel a lot easier than other brands that I have tried, including Cricut (which I personally think is the most difficult to peel). My 5-year-old has no issues getting the backing off. Another thing that I love is that these sheets are vinyl, so they are difficult to tear, whereas regular sticker paper is just...paper. They're also super affordable compared to other brands.My Cricut won't read the glossy paper so I have to work around that, but that is a Cricut issue, not the paper. The matte paper reads great. The matte paper dries instantly but the glossy paper smears ink for a while after printing. These are not waterproof with the type of printer/ink that I use (HP Envy 4520). The picture mainly stays visible just distorts colour a bit, but the ink smears even days after letting them dry. Again, this may just be my printer as I've seen others say that they have had success running them under water with no smearing. I simply add laminate to my stickers to help improve durability and water resistance.Overall if you are looking to make stickers that don't need to be water resistant or even just paper to use as a base and then laminate or spray, these are perfect. They are great quality (and again, the durable storable envelopes they come in just add to that) and I will continue to buy them.