ArtSkills Adhesive Vinyl Letters and Numbers, 2" and 1" Assortment, Black, 210-Count (PA-1210)

I used these vinyl letters to create some nursery art for our new baby. I bought already-painted weird canvases for $3 a pop at the Goodwill, glued torn-out pages from children's books on the canvas, and then used these letters on top of the glued-down pages to write out favorite song lyrics. Then, I painted a layer of acrylic paint over the canvas and the letters, and once the paint had dried I pulled up the letters so the children's illustrations showed through. They turned out really, really well. These letters were just the right amount of sticky - they held firm to the glued-down paper with no bleeding around the edges when I painted over them, but were incredibly easy to pull up when it was time to remove them.

[i did NOT receive this product at any discount nor did i get it for free. i paid full price and i was not influenced by anyone in any way of my opinion of this product.I am starting a new hobby with vinyl and was really exciting about buying my first vinyl letters/numbers. I bought a couple different sizes. These are small and I used them on my sign for the word THE and for the apostrophe S. I will be using them on more projects and can't wait.These letters work great, no issues, easy applied and easy to take off.

I used these on canvas with acrylic paint. They were ok, but did not leave clean lines and some paint leaked through.

Worked as we needed but the ‘re-usable” aspect is suspect. Peel off with out a residue which what we wanted but I doubt they would last long if used more than once.

I use these to label doors and organization areas. They work pretty well but begin to peel at the edges sometimes.

Exactly what you expect. Used in a crafting project and did the trick.

Exactly what I was looking for. Use them to help decorate door at work with “Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year”. Stuck to door and were easy to peel off and save for next year. Ran out of a few letters. Was able to piece together some the leftover letters. Used a “P” and “I” to make “R”, etc.

These letters worked great for an art project my 4 year old made. He painted over them on canvas and they stayed in place for the most part. Easy to remove also.

Only good as temporary lettering. They are not adhesive. I tried gluing them on and the glue made them curl.

Looks awesome, but letters don't adhere as well as I thought they would.

ne colle pas du tout,vraiment nul...