Hayes Paper, Waterslide Decal Paper Inkjet Clear 20 Sheets Premium Water-Slide Transfer Transparent Printable Water Slide Decals A4 Size

Great stuff. Worked well the second time after I read the instructions. Very happy with the end result.

On following the 6 instructions on the Hayes packaging and using the sealing spray, I obtained the result I wanted first time, a bit like decals on a plastic model kit. I left each drying stage for 24 hours before progressing. So, not a quick job but very effective.

Does what it says on the packet. I bought this for printing decals for model aircraft, clear to let what’s underneath show through but forgot that my printer does not print white.

Epson EcoTank Printing HelpI've seen a few comments from folks having issues printing to these sheets on an Epson EcoTank printer.I use an EcoTank Pro ET-16685.These were my settings for my first test print, which came over very well indeed.Paper Source : Paper Tray (I did not want the paper to curl too much from using a Cassette Tray)Doc Size : A4Orientation : PortraitPaper Type : Epson Ultra Glossy (Because of the longer drying time and also ink saturation level)Quality : High (Because it's a slower print and more accurate for quality. Minimal smudging, if any at all)I only printed in Mono, as that's all I needed for Wolf Paws for my Space Wolves (Warhammer 40K). I'm making small transfers/decals for shoulder pads.I posted this info here to help others who may be doing the same for their own miniature modelling projects.You might notice a few traction lines on the page. The first print was quite clear of them, but I reused the sheet a few more times to add more prints, so there would have been extra handling of the paper.You might notice the zoomed in paws don't look crisp and sharp. Well, it is an inkjet printer and we are zoomed in very high. That paw is only about 4.4 mm wide. It's not going to be noticeable on in a wargame unless very model is being scruitinsed with a magnifying glass. To be fair, I'm more worried about the Tyranids :-)

I have used this paper before and it is good.

My first time using decal paper. I 3D printed a model of an F1 helmet for my great grandson, and decorated it using this product. Thoroughly recommended.

Works OK in making decals for scale models but even if well varnished there is a tendency for ink to run after application, so that lettering and shapes appear smudged despite correct inkjet printer ink being used. A good quality of this paper is that it is resistant to silvering if applied to a gloss surface. Overall, not the best decal paper but adequate for many modelling jobs and much cheaper than the best.

It's very good for ceramic specially if you seal it with a spray but the colour is not as vibrant as I would like.