Hayes Waterslide Decal Paper for Inkjet Printers – 20 Clear A4 Sheets (8.25 x 11.7") | Quick Dry, Strong Adhesion, Easy Application | Premium Transfer Paper 200gsm for DIY Crafts
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Color: Inkjet - Clear
Size: A4 - 20 Sheets
Features
- EASY DIY APPLICATION Simply upload and print your design on the white glossy side using an inkjet printer with high-resolution settings. Seal with 3 light coats of clear acrylic spray, let dry, then cut and soak the decal in water for 5060 seconds. Slide onto your desired surface and smooth out air bubbles with a cloth for a clean, professional finish no wrinkles or cracks!
- SUPERIOR INK ABSORPTION & PRINT QUALITY Designed specifically for inkjet printers (not Laser printers), our clear waterslide decal paper thickness 200gsm offers excellent ink absorption, preventing smudging or fading. Prints up to 5760 dpi ensure vibrant, sharp designs that look stunning on mugs, tumblers, glass, and more.
- UNLEASH YOUR CREATIVITY: Bring your designs to life with our premium clear waterslide decal paper perfect for DIY lovers, hobbyists, and small businesses. Easily transfer custom artwork onto ceramics, glass, jade, metal, and plastics.The inkjet printers thave contain water based inks are best rather than oil based inks.This paper turns your ideas into vibrant, professional-quality projects with ease.
- EXCEPTIONAL VALUE FOR CREATORS: Designed with makers, crafters, and DIY professionals in mind, our waterslide decal paper is available in convenient 20-sheet and 100-sheet packs. These high-quality materials offer outstanding value, enabling you to produce beautiful, personalized creations while keeping your project costs low. (Note: The sheet thickness is 200gsm please ensure your inkjet printer supports this weight, as older models may experience paper jams)
- PERSONALIZED GIFTING MADE EASY: Turn cherished memories into one-of-a-kind gifts by printing your favorite photos and transferring them effortlessly onto mugs, glassware, and more. Perfect for birthdays, holidays, or special occasions. Plus, our dedicated 24/7 customer support team is always here to assist you at every step.
Brand: Hayes Paper Co.
Color: Inkjet - Clear
Item Weight: 0.28 Kilograms
Paper Finish: Coated
Sheet Size: 8.3 x 11.7" Centimeters
Manufacturer: HAYES PAPER
Brand: Hayes Paper Co.
Item Weight: 9.9 ounces
Item model number: SFPC-WSC-INK-20
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Color: Inkjet - Clear
Material Type: paper
Total Recycled Content Percentage: 100
Size: A4 - 20 Sheets
Sheet Size: 8.3 x 11.7" Centimeters
Brightness Rating: 95
Paper Weight: 15
Paper Finish: Coated
Manufacturer Part Number: SFPC-WHITE-INK-20
Date First Available: December 2, 2017
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can’t say enough good things about this waterslide decal paper! From the moment I started using it, I knew it was going to be one of my favorite crafting supplies. I’ve tried several brands before, but this one really stands out for its quality, ease of use, and how beautifully it makes my projects turn out. Printing on the paper was incredibly simple — the colors came out sharp and vibrant, exactly how they looked on my screen. I didn’t have to fight with my printer settings or waste sheets figuring it out. The instructions were clear, and the whole process felt smooth from start to finish. What really amazed me was how easily the decal transferred onto my surfaces. After soaking it in water for just a bit, it slid right off the backing paper like butter and applied perfectly. No tearing, no bubbling, and it adhered flawlessly whether I used it on glass, ceramics, or even wood. Once dry, it looked like it was professionally printed right on the surface — so polished and clean! I’ve already used it for customizing mugs, candles, and decorative jars, and every single project has turned out amazing. The versatility is what makes it such a great value — one pack goes a long way, and the results look high-end. If you’re someone who loves DIY, crafting, or even small business projects, I highly recommend this waterslide decal paper. It’s reliable, easy to use, and gives you stunning, professional-looking results every single time. I’ll definitely be buying more — it’s absolutely worth it!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2025 by M. G M. G
Color: Inkjet - Clear
Size: A4 - 20 Sheets
Experimenting with some new projects and this waterslide works good for what I was wanting to achieve. Placing on wood was tricky, but in the end it turned out pretty good.
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2025 by Melissa H. Melissa H.
Color: Inkjet - Clear
Size: A4 - 20 Sheets
This is my first time with any type of waterslide decal that I can print myself. Such Fun! IMPORTANT if you're like me and skim directions, at best. 1. Don't Touch after printing! They Will Smear! 2. Follow the directions on using Clear Spray Paint to Set the Ink. I've also used clear nail polish when in a bind. It worked great for me. I got even better results with gel top coat polish I set under UV. These were for very tiny pieces, less than 1/4". After I slid them onto the surface and let dry, I added another coat of gel top coat and 20 seconds under UV. I'm going to experiment with larger pieces and resin as a seal and finish as spray painting is not easy in my situation. I'll let you know!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2025 by Crochet Can You See
Color: Inkjet - Clear
Size: A4 - 20 Sheets
With all the positive reviews I was excited to try the Hayes Clear Waterslide paper as I’ve made hundreds of waterslide labels over the past 10 years. I’ve mostly used Lazertran Inkjet, but when they ran into production issues I also tried a few others, all junk. I just finished my last two sheets of the Lazertran and printed my first few of Hayes. Right away there are a few differences. First, Hayes has logo printing on the back so you know which side is which. Lazertans has a subtle shade of off-white, in some light it is obvious, in some light you are guessing. Second is the size. LT is 8.5x11, whereas Hayes is an odd 8.3x11.7. If you are using previously created layouts, make sure they still fit. In my case I have bonus space to fit a few more items in. The third is finish; LT is a very even (usually) flat off-white whereas Hayes is a semi-gloss I guess you’d call it. Looking at it off-angle there is an almost soap film streak appearance to it. But once printed and sprayed it is not visible at all. Speaking of spraying, many state emphatically that ALL inkjet papers need to be clear coated, not entirely true. I sold many products for years with perfectly stable inkjet printed labels without clear coating before applying to my product, which is then overcoated. That ended when I had to switch from a printer with 3 individual color cartridges (plus black) to an all-in-one color cart printer. The off-brand papers all needed heavy overcoating to be usable regardless of printer. Although only 51 degrees out (I’ve read or heard that 50 F is the minimum temperature for this task) I decided to try my first application. A small label went on fine, then I soaked my larger label. I noticed that after 20 seconds it started to loosen, so I applied it, holding down one end and tugging on the paper, and had my first learning experience: This stretches! Give it the full time as instructed and still be careful not to stretch it when sliding it off. I’ve rushed this before with other papers because longer soaking sometimes means losing the glue, which is between the backing and the paper. A second one worked fine, although a little longer soak would have been better. Another difference between Hayes and others is that this is a plastic film instead of a thin paper label. It appears that once on properly it is more durable, but takes considerably longer to dry. To get the bulk of the water out I place a piece of paper towel on the label then use a rubber roller to gently squeeze out the water. After a half hour the label looks and feels dry, but I’m waiting to finish it. The real relief is that the label has stayed flat down on the box, no curling up in the corners or along the edges like I’ve been used to recently. I have to weigh in on the ‘debate:’ While I’m sure people can apply a reversed image outer surface of the label to an item and make it work, it is designed with the glue on the inner surface. This not only worked well for my test, but it worked better than most other papers I’ve used. But whatever works for you is right for you! I’m applying this to a powder coated aluminum electronics box, which I lightly roughen with a fine sanding block. With final coats on, I am very happy with this product. There is a bit of a learning curve, it is certainly a skill as it is with any waterslide material, but this is a very nice product at less than half of what I had been paying.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2021 by Jerry Jerry
Wonderful product!!
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2025 by Nola M. Trotter
Works fine even without using a printer for whatever you want to put on the decal. I used permanent pen and paint pens, then a couple light coats of clearcoat. Let dry for a day and they applied nicely, just follow the instructions. Im using this for a custom guitar headstock logo which will get clear-coated again so it should last for a long time. And yes I could have ordered some waterslides from somewhere online but the cost and formats they all want was a hassle and to much $ IMO.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2025 by James
Color: Inkjet - Clear
Size: A4 - 20 Sheets
As I read the reviews I was a little nervous to try waterslide for the first time but the biggest thing I learned is READ THE DIRECTIONS! I printed on a regular epsom printer, cut out my designs, sprayed 3 coats of mod podge on top letting it dry in between sprays for 30 minutes. After the last coat I let it dry overnight. Then I soaked in room temp water for 30ish seconds until the design started sliding around the paper in the water, then I slid a tiny lip off the paper onto my material and slid the paper out from under the design, it worked perfectly! Lightly wetter papertowel smoothed any bubbles out without messing up the design at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2025 by Kat Raney Kat Raney
Color: Inkjet - Clear
Size: A4 - 20 Sheets
This is the best water slide paper I have used so far. Good quality and easy to work with.
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2025 by Samantha