Stone City Magnetic Sheets Printable Glossy Paper 12mil Thick for Inkjet Printers 8.5x 11 Inches 5 Sheets

Despite the fact that the paper is "alright", I will say it's "okay". A paper I used for a dungeons & dragons initiative tracker was made out of this It's dragon time. I was impressed with the quality and crispness of the print. In flipping the paper back over on my table, I noticed there were big scratches in the words I printed and some were mostly worn off. Therefore, I turned the paper back over on my table and measured whatever would fit on the back of the magnet. While I used a permanent marker to fix the damage, it was still a real pain in the behind.

Sloan DODD

| Dec 22, 2020

first, I had problem with vibrancy, but then I realized that the same problem was happening on normal print paper, so I changed the glossy setting on the printer and my color problems disappeared! In my case, my mistake did result in a piece of sheet It's not as good as it appears- In order to conduct my experiments, I decided to use magnets! The first picture shows an image printed at the "glossy" setting, the second one is printed at the "letter" setting, and the third is one of the magnets for the "letter" setting after being sprayed In my opinion, I wouldn't recommend using this spray as it significantly faded the magnet (which was already pretty faded). My second image is to show the thickness of the sheets compared to my printer paper test these sheets are relatively The magnets I printed came out to The photos and card paper didn't work, but if the frame was printed, that might work! Three of the defunct magnets are shown in my third image. In light of what others have said, I see how scratching might be a problem. Thanks for reading! I hope it helped someone. The package I'm ordering is going to arrive soon.

Emerson Hale

| Jun 02, 2021

My favorite thing about these glossy sheets is that I used them to construct magnetic decorations for a cruise ship stateroom door. Printouts are smooth and free of paper jams. It depends on how your inkjet is set up to produce images of high quality. When you're ready to cut, use scissors if you want, or run it through a craft die cutting machine, like I did, to get the shape you want. To show the shape of the die I used, I used a white background and a black die. It is easy to cut this paper, but if you are too rough, the paper can The adhesive is lightweight and will stick to metallic items, but it is not strong enough to add anything to them. Nevertheless, if all you want are some great looking, easy to use magnet sheets, this is the product for you.

Lee Mann

| Jul 19, 2020

In editing my review, I am pointing out how wonderful the customer service was. I received a refund immediately upon request and my question was answered immediately. It seems to be the Epson 1430 that is at fault. There can be no acceptance of such a There have to be a lot of printers that do work very well with this, I probably think. It is worth mentioning that the print and color of the one sheet that partially worked were glossy and stunning. The magnet sheets I'm using here make me want to purchase a new printer just to print them. This is new to me and I will have to investigate

I usually use staples or Avery cards. It works well with thick cardstock (which is what I bought the wide format printer specifically for). The printer has been used dozens of times with other magnets and I have never encountered After the printer worked once with this brand today, it jammed twice more, and I'm worried that it might have broken my expensive printer (edit it didn't). This brand seems to have no problem with other users, but I'm not sure how it works without causing.

Yara NORTH

| Dec 10, 2020

For the price, I tried to squeeze as much graphics out of the paper as possible. The paper sticks very well. It worked great on the front and rear of my stainless steel fridge. It stuck well on the side too, which is a rough black surface. It is thin and has a great grip, so it was worth every penny. Bought it to make magnets for our stateroom door on our cruise.

Treasure FORSTER

| Jul 29, 2020

I wanted a magnetic die cut without adding thickness to the cutting surface. In my opinion, this is ideal for my purposes. I will not use it with It is possible to fold the pages in many ways. Cuts easy and is also easy to maintain. Magnets hold onto metals well since they are strong enough to hold in place when attached to metal. I had a magnet on my refrigerator which held a piece of paper, but the magnet wasn't strong enough to hold the paper firmly in place if I pulled it or if there was a strong gust of wind )
Since it was so thin, it was a little difficult to catch a corner and remove it from the fridge.

Paris Lawrence

| Sep 07, 2020

You get what you pay for, I guess. understand that it is magnetic and printable, but the reviews I read suggest that it is quite thin and that it does not have very strong magnetism. Smears will occur if even the slightest touch is made. In the end, I was able to fill in the smears with black sharpie and then spray them all with clear glaze to set, and then it was fine. It hurt me to glue back together one of the magnets (the paper from the magnet) just after it had been on my fridge for a day or two.

Araceli Ibarra

| Dec 27, 2020

I can't understand why it makes It was possible for me to print from my phone on the magnetic sheets. Once I tried to print the same images from Word, however, the magnet paper would not be recognized by the printer. The settings were the exact same as mine. I tried to print on magnetic paper again and it wouldn't work. Again from my phone, but I had to feed it through several times to get the result I wanted. I am adding to the previous comment by stating that the magnets I made after being on a metal surface for a week are starting to curl up on the corners.

Vicente FRASER

| Jan 30, 2021