Cricut Transfer Tape - 21 ft

Cricut Transfer Tape is suitable for most smooth, non-porous surfaces including glass, metal, plastic, finished wood, and cardstock.

This transfer tape is not recommended for textured vinyl. For glitter or other specialty vinyls, it is best to consult the specific vinyl manufacturer's recommendations or test with a small piece first.

After applying the transfer tape to your weeded vinyl, use a scraper tool to burnish both sides firmly – once on the vinyl backing and again on the project surface. Peel the transfer tape away slowly at a 45-degree angle.

The grid pattern printed on the transfer tape helps you align your vinyl design accurately on your project surface before you permanently adhere it.

The Cricut Transfer Tape (model 2011839) measures 12 inches wide and 21 feet long (30.5 cm x 6.4 m).

Transfer tape is designed for a single use. Once it has transferred vinyl to a surface, its adhesive properties are compromised and it should not be reused.

Standard transfer tape is suitable for most vinyl projects. StrongGrip transfer tape has a stronger adhesive and is recommended for heavier materials like glitter vinyl, faux leather, and more intricate cut files where extra hold is needed.

Ensure you have burnished the transfer tape firmly onto the vinyl using a scraper tool. Press down with consistent pressure across the entire design.

The transfer tape adhesive may be too strong for the vinyl, or the project surface may not be clean. Try burnishing the tape more firmly onto the vinyl first, and ensure your project surface is clean and dry. For very delicate designs, consider a lighter tack transfer tape if available.

Apply the transfer tape smoothly and burnish it with a scraper tool to push out air. When applying to the project, start from the center and work outwards to minimize wrinkles.

This is uncommon with proper use. Ensure you are peeling the transfer tape away slowly at a sharp angle. For stubborn residue, try gently rubbing with a microfiber cloth.