KOALA Matte Waterslide Decal Paper for INKJET & LASER Printers, No Need Spray Coating, White 8.5x11 Inch Water Slide Paper for DIY Tumbler, Mug, Nail Crafts, 5 Sheets

No pre spray. Images are bright and ink stays where put, no bleeding. It does rip so be careful when applying to surfaces. Watch the Youtube videos on howto apply. My new go to for waterslides. Can't wait for Koloa to come up with a clear waterslide.

I make my own decals for my model railroad and my usual supplier of decal sheets is no longer an option. I was glad to find that Koala Paper produced a white, inkjet decal paper that didn't need a spray coating which is exactly what I used to buy from the other supplier. I have printed some decals and they came out very clear and colorful so I am anticipating many more uses of Koala Decal paper.

Worked alright for what I got them for.

Best waterslide decals I've ever ordered. No need to spray with finish. Ultra thin so decal isn't noticeable. Works great with my HP Envy photo printer

Bought this for a project. Was applying to acrylic plaque. Description says that it's good for use on plastic. Read/followed directions. Image flaked off. Wouldn't stick. Even tried using heat which was one of the tips which only lead to the product pulling up at the corners, and could be picked off with very little effort. Definitely not a good quality product. At least not in the capacity I needed it for. Definitely will not be buying again.

I bought these as a means to create decals to put on. The instructions themselves are on the back of the packet which is nice. Why I gave it a mid score, is that it works, SOMETIMES. After testing it on a few objects like plastic, metal, and even on tape, they do not stick, on plastic it sometimes work, while other times it does not stick and curls up, even after removing the excess water/air bubbles.One thing I noticed is that it does not specify which is the back, as most usually have some kind of logo or something, instructions says it is "the smoother and whiter than the backside" to print on, which, upon looking at the paper, they both look and feel similar to each other. I ended up using the sides that did not feel like paper. It varied on results as I placed one on the same material which stuck perfectly, then after repeating the same thing, on the other side, it does not stick?? The material itself is upon removing the decal from the water is super thin, you can easily tear it without even noticing, so be careful with that.TL;DR: it works kinda, it's very inconsistent on what it sticks on as it will start to peel once dried, upon putting some water on said surface, same results occur with the material curling and can be easily removed.

Decal paper is a bit thick. Still need to seal

I don't print often, but these puppies look crisp and clean (I was doing B&W only) to me. Transfer is easy, just like when I was a kid finishing a Revel model. Looks good (even from my cheap inkjet) easy to work with. didn't run, etc.