Clear Vinyl Transfer Tape Roll 12" by 30 FEET with Grid Perfect Alignment for Cricut, Silhouette, Stickers, Decals, Signs and Crafts by Turner Moore;

Clear Transfer Tape Roll by Turner Moore Vinyl.

For use in crafting and sign projects. Can be used to transfer vinyl to walls, signs, windows, metal, glass, ceramic, porcelain and other smooth surfaces. Apply decals and stickers to walls, scrapbooking, and signs. A squeegee works best, but if you don’t have one, you can use your thumb.

Features
1. Roll Size: 12 inch x 30 feet
2. Medium tack transfer tape. Just the right amount of sticky, but still releases the vinyl when applied.
3. Zero residue. Doesn't leave behind residue or glue like other tapes.
4. Clear transfer tape is used for crafting and layering decals.
5. Grid on the backing paper allows you to cut the exact size for your design.
6. High quality, clear, and will even transfer on small letters.
7. Our products are designed for all craft cutters including Provo Craft Cricut, Silhouette Portrait, Pazzles, Craft ROBO, QuicKutz, etc. for any design or sign graphics.
8. Proudly made in the USA

Tips:
Use a squeegee or credit card to create adhesion between transfer tape and vinyl. Sometimes, you will notice when peeling the vinyl graphic from the vinyl release liner that parts of the graphic didn’t stick to the transfer tape. Just put the transfer tape back down and press down more on the graphic to ensure it sticks. You can also squeegee both the front and the back of the graphic. This should create enough additional bond with the transfer tape to allow for an easier transfer and application. Also, save the backing paper because you can re-use the piece of transfer tape for a few applications.

Application:
1. Choose a smooth surface that is clean and clear from dust and moisture.
2. Align and apply the decal starting at the top. Remove the backing paper a little bit at a time, and squeegee as you go. Use firm, overlapping strokes with the squeegee, stiff cardboard or clean cloth.

Note: the red grid line is on the carrier paper, not on the tape. You can use the grid backing paper for precise sizing/cutting.