Turner Moore Edition Reflective Vinyl Permanent Adhesive, 12x12 Reflective Vinyl Sheets Tape for Cricut, Cars, Bikes, Signs, Helmet Stickers, Address Numbers by (Red, Blue, Green, Black, 4 Pack)

idk but I see a lot of people have issues with this why idk the must be new to this or don't know what they are doing or just need to get more practice or just not do this anymore this was super easy to cut the weeding is super easy and applying to what i was putting it on was fast and quick I've had it n customers car for about a year and no signs of wear and tear and we have had ugly weather and extremally hot weather and the results are the same as when i first out it on so idk what others have issues with but this is by far the easiest reflective and only reflective vinyl i always go back to

This stuff works great, it sticks great, it doesn't fade, it's just like the license plate tags, it's great on mail boxes. I have some on my roof rack on my Jeep, has lasted heat cold and car washes for two years. It works well in the cricut, and brother cutting machines just use metallic vinyl setting with more pressure.

Would not stick to my motorcycle or my helmet. 99% isopropyl alcohol was used first to clean the area.

The material is very reflective, and may work well for large simple shapes, but it does not work well for detailed designs, or small (1") lettering cut with a vinyl cutting machine. The material sticks well to the item you want to apply the design on, but it does not stick to its own backing paper, so it is a nightmare to weed and apply with transfer tape. I tried several different cutter settings but the same problem. Any small lines moved too easily or just peeled up. Too hard to use for making signs with a Cricut unless the letters are very large. Disappointed because I need to try another brand for my project. I can use this material for a reflective background on signs.

Seems like really good quality, good reflectivity. Overall a great value. I couldn't understand their settings but I found with a cricuit, if you use the "Heavy Cardstock - 100lb (270 gsm)" setting on "Default" pressure, it would easily cut through the vinyl and backing. If you just wanted to cut the vinyl, you would have to experiment. "Light" pressure may be your answer but can't confirm.