Cricut Vinyl Transfer Tape Not Working

How to get your vinyl design cutout to release from cricut transfer tape that is too sticky.

Cricut vinyl transfer tape not working.

You create a decal but only some of the letters stick onto the transfer tape while the rest are left behind on the backing paper. After i cut the vinyl with my cricut air 2 measure and cut the transfer tape to fit my vinyl i peel the backing off the transfer tape and stick it down onto my shag carpet. To see the too sticky fix skip to 2 38 o. If the vinyl does not separate from the liner simply burnish the transfer tape onto the vinyl and peel away again.

Go slow and watch to be sure the vinyl is lifting off the vinyl backing and getting on the transfer sheet. This pack includes one 48 x 12 inch roll of vinyl transfer tape. Reverse the process now for your project. Whether it s a wall wood.

Use a craft stick or scraper found in the cricut tool kit to burnish rub or polish the tape onto the vinyl. I had to be careful not to remove the carpet from the floor with the super strength adhesive on the transfer tape. There are a lot of transfer tape options out there. Use it to create custom made media covers personalized labels unique decor and so more.

Most often i use the cricut transfer tape because it s what i have on hand. Transfer images easily in your vinyl art projects using the provo craft cricut vinyl transfer tape. Now it s time to put the vinyl on your project. First my very favorites are the clear transfer tapes from expressions vinyl i use both the regular clear and the grid transfer tape and both work wonderfully i like that these rolls do not have a paper backing so i can just peel it off the roll and straight onto my project.

What transfer tape should i use. The two main versions are opaque or transparent. Peel away the vinyl liner at a 45 degree angle. For use with all cricut cutting machines.

This specially designed transfer tape is made for most vinyl types including premium vinyl patterned holographic holographic sparkle metallic matte metallic and many more. You create a decal but when you go to pick it up with the transfer tape the vinyl refuses to release from the backing paper. No more wasted vinyl. It features stronger adhesive backing for secure transfer of material and clean release to the other surface.

Both work but i tend to like the transparent version because i think it makes lining up vinyl easier. That wasn t too hard right.