Silhouette of America Media-GITD-ADH Glow-in-The Dark Printable Sticker Paper (2 Pack), 8.5" x 11"

This paper its great. It glows bright for about 30 to 45 minutes (depending on how well it was charged) and then its start fading but you can still see the glow for a couple hours.The texture is glossy and smooth and during daylight looks a bit greenish but is discrete.This paper would not dissapoint you and is highly recommended.

So far I've seen consistency in the adhesive quality and the vinyl itself when it comes to printing. Printing on a digital press has a couple of nuances but I'm able to get some darn good output.

Can be run through any printer despite being thick.Shines bright and for long periods of time.The adhesive backing is super strong.Can be used in lazer printers but your print will have slight imperfections. Inkjet printer is recommended but look for a high quality printing source or you will get mediocre prints.

I should have known, but I didn't think about it at the time, but it is pretty thick. I wasn't sure if it would work in my printer, because it has to go through the front loader (because it doesn't have a rear loader). But it went through all the rollers and such without a problem. It picked up the ink and was good quality.The glow is great, I put it under a light for even a short time and then went into the closet and the glow was great! The only issue was there is only two sheets!Wonderful, the only reason it didn't get 5 stars from me was because it was very thick, would be better if it was thinner, without the loss of quality!

Really bummed. I had hoped that this would work for a "phase" piece of art for my child's room. The vinyl is SUPER thick so it won't feed correctly through the printer. The sticky of the vinyl isn't that great either. Maybe it had something to do with the thickness, who knows. Either way it didn't stick to the scrapbook paper. Either way this was an expensive mistake. I thought it was 5 sheets of vinyl but its only 2. Lesson learned! May work better in a printer that rear feeds? The roller caused the sheet to curl and the vinyl came off the backing and I think thats what caused the jam.

I had fun cutting out ghosts for the kids to do a "Ghostbuster' hunt. We also made haunted houses and put them on the inside.

The paper is alright. Glows best after being exposed to a black light but regular light works too. Prints up well on inkjet. It’s a ok weight but the adhesive left a lot to be desired. I ended up having to use another glue to get it to stick so that was annoying. It’s just way to pricey for what it is. It’s priced around $10 (give or take) for 2 letter sized (8.5 x 11) sheets. When I bought this I needed it THAT day & it was available as same day shipping so I just grabbed it without reading very closely. It says 2 pack & I figured that meant 2 packs of paper. I would have bought it either way because I had a kids science project “emergency” so I was up against a wall but I won’t buy it again for that price. $5 for a single sheet is crazy. This exact same stuff is available at any craft store for significantly less. And to pay that much for it & be forced to use glue anyways....I’d of been better off just getting standard glowing paper at 25cents a pop.

Worked wonderfully. Used as windows and stars for a SpiderMan skyline. Thick, easy to cut and peel. Fast delivery