Thank you for watching :)!

Thank you so much Phoebe!

We do recommend sealing before cutting :)

Thank you for watching :)!

Glad it was helpful! yes ma'am, here is a video all about how we create these types of car decals: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/obCJmMdzyp_KfXU.html

Thank you! 😊

Hello! This is not a dumb question!! This is because we're only trying to seal the ink. So we spray before we cut. When you cut then spray, it will be on the sides of the sticker paper and will make a mess as you try to pull the sticker up, and there's simply no use for sealing it that way.

@@MakersGonnaLearn got it, thanks for getting back to me on that.

Tear it, apply it, burnish :) Just like any other type of transfer tape

Nope, Inkjet printer only

We don't have one because setup is different depending on your printer! :)

It's not the best time to do it, but if you HAD to you could. Not recommended though

We don't change our paper settings, believe it or not!

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hello! So, unfortunately Cricut Print Then Cut has a max size of 6.75" by 9.25" so you can never use the whole sheet of paper :( But there are some hacks around this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/naqimbGJuKfOc4k.html

weed the excess of them then cut around each one, that way you don't have to peel it up :)

Not sure what you mean...The paper you print it on is usually white but you can have your printer print color on that paper if it's in your design.

Of course!!

Yes ma'am!!! It's gentle enough so it won't remove any of the ink!

All kinds of things, especially when sealed after applying :) Mugs, Signs, cars, mirrors, paper, the list goes on!

Lay them under a large book for some time, and be sure to always store them flat, too :)

@@MakersGonnaLearn I've had them under a box with 35lb weight in it for over 3 months. They look flat until you lift the box. They bow up in the middle everytime. Can't run them through my Epson because the curled edges hit the print head.

This is super weird, and without more info or bring able to see your issues for ourselves it's really hard to help diagnose the issue. Maybe save your project and close and then re-open the Design Space App? Sorry we couldn't help you any further, that has never happened to us!

we do not recommend that. It's better to spray it before :)

They are not :) You can select a specific cutting pressure AFTER you select a certain material :) Here is a video about Cutting Pressure and how to change it! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mp58l8143ZytnWQ.html

Hello! So, without knowing the brand you use, we can't help you. Sorry! But, none of the brands we've used have been like that. If I took a shot in the dark I would say that it probably is meant to be used to transfer it after it's been printed on and cut :) But without knowing the brand, it's hard to say! If you haven't thrown the packaging out yet, read the instructions and see if they can help.

Thank you so much Jan!

That sounds like a Cricut support question. Reach out to them and hopefully they can get you some answers. Sorry your machine is acting up!

thanks

Yes! It's a great gentle transfer tape. Your customers might think it looks a little odd but it works so well!

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@@MakersGonnaLearn thanks. So just to understand 😜 I can use printable vinyl with any ink jet printer that prints nice clear color?

Thus formula is designed to be used with inkjet ink.

Thanks

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We always use our top trays. And make sure you store it flat. Storing it improperly can bend edges which makes it jam. Has nothing to do with the thickness, only if the edges get folded up in the printer

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So im confused print it with regular printer, then use the cricut to cut the sticker? I just want to make sure those were the step..

It is not too thick. We always use our top trays to feed this printably vinyl. And make sure you store it flat. Storing it improperly can bend edges which makes it jam. Has nothing to do with the thickness, only if the edges get folded up in the printer.

Yes. You design it as a print then cut in Design space, then let your printer print it out, then load it into the Cricut to cut . Print then Cut :)

Makers Gonna Learn brand new out of package no wrinkles still too thick for a hp printer I don’t have a top or back feed

Kelly Martinez is it a HP Envy 5055?