Lya Vinyl Matte Black Permanent Vinyl, 12" x 15 FT Vinyl for Cricut
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About Lya Vinyl Matte Black Permanent Vinyl, 12" x 15 FT Vinyl for Cricut
Overall Feedback:
83% positive
75% praised for its strong adhesive, while 25% experienced peeling issues
I have noticed that the vinyl peels back with the blade, indicating poor adhesive strength.
I have noticed that the vinyl tears easily if pulled in the wrong direction and is not strong enough.
I have complained that the adhesive vinyl fades in less than 3 weeks under sunlight, making it look horrible.
78% praised the vibrant color
Brushed gold and brushed silver vinyl look amazing.
73% liked its long-lasting durability, but 27% experienced premature wear
Vinyl adhesive fades in less than 3 weeks in the sun and looks horrible.
The metallic vinyl feels like aluminum foil and can tear easily if tugged incorrectly.
I have noticed that the vinyl peels back with the blade, indicating poor durability.
76% liked how easy it is to use, but 24% found it difficult to trim accurately
I found the vinyl frustrating to work with as it had issues with cutting using a Cricuit air cutting tool and peeled back with the blade, regardless of the setting.
I had difficulty with the vinyl because of the paper backing, which made it harder to remove compared to other vinyls I've purchased.
I had to replace every sticker I made using craft-adhesive-vinyl and it made my work look bad.
80% liked the high-quality vinyl, but 20% found it too thin
This metallic vinyl feels like aluminum foil and tears easily if tugged wrong.
I have complained that the vinyl adhesive material is not suitable for sunlight as it fades in less than 3 weeks and looks horrible.
77% appreciated its versatility on various surfaces, though 23% had issues with compatibility
I had trouble with the vinyl because of the paper backing, which made it harder to remove compared to other vinyls.
I have noticed that the vinyl peels back with the blade, indicating that it is not compatible with the cutting surface.
The vinyl peels back with the blade, indicating incompatibility with the cutting surface.
