VViViD Blue Stencil Vinyl Masking Film with Anti-Bleed Technology (12" x 6ft)
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About VViViD Blue Stencil Vinyl Masking Film with Anti-Bleed Technology (12" x 6ft)
Overall Feedback:
82% positive
78% praised for its strong adhesive
The adhesive is strong and comes off easily without damaging the delicate edges of the masked stencil.
The adhesion of the vinyl is good and it's easy to use. It's also great for painting lexan bodies.
The vinyl is sturdy enough to use a roller on it.
I found the lacquer step important to get a good seal with the adhesive if applying it to wood, as the porosity of the wood compromises the seal.
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67% praised the vibrant color, although 33% found it dull
I wish the vinyl was less blue for better visibility.
78% liked its long-lasting durability, but 22% experienced premature wear
Vinyl peels off easily without any leftover sticky residue.
I like the quality and tack level of the masking material, indicating its durability.
I am satisfied with the quality of the product.
I suspected that the product would not work as it did not adhere well to the painted surface.
77% liked how easy it is to use
The vinyl is easy to use with good adhesion and typical removal. It's great for painting lexan bodies.
The vinyl is transparent and easy to see adhesion to disc for fewer bleeds. It covers bumps in the product very well with no bleeds.
I can easily separate the film from the backing while airbrushing the cookies with latex gloves, without needing to take them off.
Vinyl is easy to remove and use with airbrush or spray paints, and it does not bleed.
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71% liked the high-quality vinyl, but 29% found it too thin
I like the quality of the masking material and the tack level.
The vinyl is transparent and it covers bumps in the product well with fewer bleeds.
I am disappointed with the material quality of the craft adhesive vinyl as it does not adhere well to a painted surface.
71% appreciated its versatility on various surfaces, though 29% had issues with compatibility
If used carefully, I can reuse the vinyl depending on the surface as it has enough adhesive.
I used a rubber roller with the product and made sure the surface was well sanded and dust free, indicating that it is compatible with a variety of surfaces.
For normal vinyl, the cut pressure setting on my Cricut is around 171, and for vinyl+, it's 176. However, this particular vinyl requires a cut pressure setting of 205-208 to work well.
I noticed that vinyl does not adhere well to painted surfaces, which suggests that it may not be compatible with certain surfaces.
Vinyl does not adhere well to painted surfaces, suggesting it may not be compatible with certain surfaces.
