Comments about Grafix Rub-onz Transfer Film:

To place images on gourds, rocks, canvas.

Comments about Grafix Rub-onz Transfer Film:

The product itself worked well, my only issue is that when you put the transfer onto your piece of paper, there is a very visible 'ring' around it where the excess paper is (around the image). I put the transfer onto a white piece of paper, and it was very noticeable -- too much so for my intended use. I didn't realize that basically you are making a 'sticker' of what ever shape you cut around the image. You cannot simply transfer the image that you print. But, if you are fine with this use, then the product works very well. You either need to use a punch or cut clean lines though, or your sticker will look amateur.

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This product didn't work well for me. I found it very involved and not user-friendly. I would probably opt for iron-on transfers in the future.

Comments about Grafix Rub-onz Transfer Film:

Great image transfer and very clear

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I used Grafix Rub-Onz Transfer Paper to put Pillsbury Doughboy Decals on some empty bottles I have, to finish My Doughboy Kitchen. It worked so well, my husband had to hold me back from decaling everything including the kitchen stove. I love this product and will definitely use it again.

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I make greeting cards and I love this product for printing sentiments and images for my cards....

Comments about Grafix Rub-onz Transfer Film:

This product is great for the creative-minded. We were able to put our designs to more uses then ever. One solid piece of advice not mentioned in any reviews or instructions is the use of this product on dark surfaces (i.e. black or navy blue). It is important to know that the product becomes invisable on these dark surfaces. If any other user has solutions to this, please share!

Comments about Grafix Rub-onz Transfer Film:

This works pretty well but you have to make sure you cut REALLY close to the edge of the image/words you are putting on the paper because it does leave an edge around the image or words.

Not quite as nice as pre-made store-bought rub-ons but close enough and you can make whatever you want.

It's a little pricy but Dick Blick has it cheaper than other places.

I'm glad I bought it. It did take me a while to figure it out though. :-)