Cricut Vinyl StrongGrip Transfer Tape, 1FTx4FT (2003574)

I recently purchased a Cricut. I experimented with glitter vinyl and made some stickers for my granddaughters. I didn’t realize that I should use the strong grip transfer tape until I did some raesearch because the regular transfer tape didn’t adhere to the sticker. This strong grip transfer tape works very well.

I recently purchased the Cricut Vinyl Strong Grip Transfer Tape 12X48, 4 FT, Clear, and I'm very pleased with it. The tape works perfectly and can be reused several times, which is a big plus. You get a TON of tape, so it will last a while, making it a great value for the price. It's especially perfect if you're using glitter or materials that are difficult to stick to, as the strong grip ensures everything stays in place.Pros:Strong Grip: Holds well even with tricky materials like glitter.Reusable: Can be used multiple times, saving money in the long run.Generous Quantity: Comes with 4 feet of tape, providing plenty for many projects.Clear Design: The clear tape doesn’t show through your designs, keeping them looking clean and professional.Cons:Sticky Residue: Sometimes a bit sticky when removing, so handle with care to avoid leaving residue.Conclusion:Overall, the Cricut Vinyl Strong Grip Transfer Tape is a fantastic choice for anyone working with vinyl, especially if you're dealing with glitter or other challenging materials. Its strong hold and reusability make it a great value, and the large quantity ensures you'll have enough for numerous projects. I highly recommend this transfer tape for both beginners and experienced crafters looking for reliable and effective tape.

I like Cricut brand strong grip and wish it was available in a big roll

Trae un excelente tamaño

Works really well is very strong

Cricut has some the beta materials on the market. This works for permanent/ removal vinyl but I used it to hold my engraving items to mat and it always works great. Great value too.

I can't knock it. It does what it says.I'll never buy again because it's to strong of a grip.

I got Siser transfer paper, and it didn't work on the siser poly paper. I got the standard grip of this for Siser paper, and it could not pick up a single cut. Got this strong adhesion one, and it picked it up easily, a very small portion of the images I printed didn't want to stick to the paper at times, but using the exacto knife to detach that small bit from the other paper helped. The transfer paper did its job holding the rest of the image. Used the exacto knife, and fingers carefully to remove the transfer paper after heat press, and it came out great. Would buy again