Product is excellent!
Shipping fees were outrageous!
For a flat package weighing a few ounces it was overpacked in a large box.
Shipping should have been cheaper based on a bubble wrap pack.
Found 3 sites since that charge half of what scrapbook.com did for shipping! The sheets are less expensive too.
I feel ripped off.
Finally, a great solution to adhering those amazingly detailed die cuts attached. Works exactly as described; it's quick and easy. And it makes the release of the most intricate cuts easy.
This is great for the intricate words and projects that have very fine lines. Makes it so much easier to use them.
Love it! Just like the Sizzix adhesive that does not seem to be available. Ordered 4 more packages yesterday!
This is a wonderful product for die cuts. It is easy to use and the delicate lettering dies I have used it with are able to stick to my projects. If I need to do some repositioning it is easy to do when first applying the die to the project. It is so much better to use this project than glue.
this is a good adhesive the only drawback I can see it that it's not on a roll. Could you put this on a roll?
Perfect for applying adhesive to thin intricate cuts, no messing with liquid adhesive leaking out or the goobers left from the Xyron.
Works great with my Spellbinder and other dies, even the intricate dies.
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Hi. I wanted to know if Stick It adhesive sheets are clear once the backing paper is removed. Can I use it over patterned paper to add glass micro beads and if so will the pattern of the paper show through clearly after applying the beads?
What good questions! Yes, Stick It is clear. I think you should do experimenting before using Stick It on your final project. I find using Stick It for delicate die cuts is good. I recently read where burnishing the item would make the stick more permanent. That application is on the back of the die cut to stick it on a surface. I don't know if it would be sticky enough to hold beads permanently or not. That's where the experimenting would come into play.
By: paula180
(08-Mar-16)
