VViViD Glitter Silver DECO65 Permanent Adhesive Craft Vinyl Roll for Cutting, Signs & Creative Projects (15ft x 1ft) — Open-Box, 51% Off

Thin & Flexible for Precision – A lightweight film designed for intricate cuts, delicate lettering, and fine details without bulk.

Weeds Best with Care – Because of its thinner nature, slow and steady weeding works best; lift small pieces gently to prevent tearing.

Use Transfer Tape for Support – Applying transfer tape before weeding helps hold delicate pieces in place, making removal easier and cleaner.

Machine-Friendly Cuts – Compatible with all major craft cutters; for best results, use light cut pressure and a sharp blade to avoid ripping.

Ideal for Indoor Crafts – Perfect for decals, labels, scrapbooks, and home décor; not intended for heavy-duty outdoor or vehicle use.

VViViD DECO65 craft vinyl is thinner than premium outdoor vinyl, making it easier to cut and weed for detailed projects. If you’re looking for thicker, heavy-duty vinyl, we recommend exploring our permanent outdoor options. *** Tips for using vinyl cutting machines for this vinyl: 1. Blade & Mat Setup Blade: Use the Fine Point Blade (standard blade) — ensure it’s sharp and clean. Mat: Use a LightGrip (blue) mat so the vinyl isn’t overly stuck and hard to weed. ________________________________________ 2. Cut Settings Choose one of these depending on your vinyl brand: o Vinyl (default setting) – then reduce the pressure to “Less”. o Or try Washi Tape or Washi Sheet settings (they’re lighter pressure cuts). Custom Setting: You can also create a custom cut setting — set the pressure lower and do a test cut first. ________________________________________ 3. Test Cut First Always make a small test cut (like a tiny triangle or square) in the corner. If it cuts cleanly and weeds without ripping, you’re good to go. ________________________________________ 4. Weeding Tips for Thin Vinyl Place transfer tape over the vinyl before weeding — it helps keep delicate pieces in place. Weed slowly at a sharp angle (close to 180°) so small letters/details stay stuck to the backing. Use a weeding tool with a fine tip to lift small parts instead of pulling by hand. ________________________________________ 5. Extra Pro Tips If vinyl still tears, try double cutting (send the cut twice without unloading the mat). Store vinyl flat and avoid humidity — thin vinyl can warp or curl, which affects cutting. Always peel the mat away from the vinyl (not the vinyl off the mat) to reduce stretching.