CISinks 5 Sheets A4 Glow in the Dark Printable Photoluminescent Paper – Rechargeable Luminous Film for Inkjet Printers, Safety Signs, Crafts, DIY Art Projects, 170 Micron, Non-Adhesive 8.27" x 11.7"

I love the glow effect of this product! A few things that I found while working with it I wanted to mention to hopefully help others that may encounter these issues. First the printing on this was hard for me to figure out. The instructions that were included with mine said to print in the matte side. This is incorrect, if you look at it the green side (glow side) is glossy and the back side is matte. That was my first issue after figuring that out it took me a while to figure out the proper settings needed to make the ink actually stick. This caused me to waste a couple of sheets, which really didn’t make me happy as the price point for only 5 sheets is extreme. I had to select the longest ink drying time and change the paper settings to size A4 and the heaviest paper type, which for my printer the Epson 4205 is letterhead. Also, make sure the printing settings on your computer match that of the printer. After doing this the ink was better absorbed. I also allowed it to dry a little before using. My next issue was I wanted to use this to make glow in the dark tumblers but the paper is VERY hard to get to stick to the cup. I actually had to use super glue and hold it in place for a few minutes before it would actually stick. I discovered if there are lil details in the image they don’t always print out of the paper, so keep that in mind when choosing out designing an image. My biggest complaint is the price. $20 for 5 sheets is very high especially if it takes a couple of sheets to figure out how to print it properly. Other than that the quality of the glow is very good except on darker areas. I would suggest that the copy figure out how to make this as an adhesive paper as it would be much better for using to make crafts. I will order again sparingly until I find a better replacement at a better price.

Again, a great product (if you use it correctly). It can glow very brightly and last a long time. I'm on my third pack and never had an issue except for user error. Follow these tips for the best results. 1. Keep it in the package when not in use. 2. Where gloves (nytril, latex, etc.) when handling, your fingerprints WILL NOT come off and could potentially ruin a print. 3. Print on the smooth "yellowish" side, NOT the white textured side. 4. This "paper" is expensive, don't waste it... print your design on plain paper first, cut a piece of "GitD paper" a little larger than your design and tape it over the printed area with some scotch tape, cover all the edges. 5. Clean the taped down piece with some IPA (at least 91%) on a cotton ball. DO NOT use water or other "household" cleaners, it will ruin it. Dry the IPA with a clean micro fiber towel. Print the design. 6. Prints can smear, Use an adhesive laminate to protect it. Pro tip: for small designs (less than 2' tall) thin clear packing tape works great as a laminate. 7. I have tried many glues and most have failed to give a "permanent" bond... most won't adhere to the textured white back. My best results have been with contact cement or an applied adhesive layer (like from a xyron machine with permanent adhesive loaded).

does not print. Falsely advertised, ink does not dry and sticks to everything. evaporates almost instantly

The product IS good, but a lot is lost in translation. The image attached shows the same document printed on plain paper, the “matte” side of this product, and the glossy/green side of this product. The matte side would NOT take ink. I took a hair dryer to it after printing and it would still wipe off. So I cleaned it all off with isopropyl alcohol and tried again; same faint blobby results. I printed on the glossy / green side (after wiping with alcohol first) and it printed perfectly. After air drying for a couple minutes there were no smudges. The front of the package is conflicting stating to print on the matte side then later on stating to print on the green side. The green / glossy side worked for me. Actually, this makes sense when you use the product. When charged, the matte plastic blocks some of the light output and is dimmer. But when that same bright white plastic is on the back side, it helps to reflect the light and thus the green side illuminates brighter. Canon Pixma 922 with refill ink.

So great! Used these at a science museum recently and decided to get some for at home. Work great!

Well, the glow seems to work well but the paper itself feels like sign vinyl without the adhesive. 72 hours after printing, the ink was still able to be smeared. I'm spraying mine with a sealant but will probably not buy this again. It's not what I thought it would be.

This paper was a good choice. Im glad I decided to get this one out of all the others it came in two days and was good for what I needed it for it is very pricey but well worth every penny. The only dislike I have it that I needed to cut the paper and it was thicker then I thought it would be. The paper will also last and will glow for a long time I did expose my paper to direct light when I first got it and it actually glows.

This paper is amazing it glows really bright and the glowing last for a few hours. During daylight its a bit greener than other papers but is still looks good. A couple things that you should know is that the texture of this "paper" its glossy almost like vynil and the size even though it says its 8.5 by 11 its a bit longer is about 11 and 1/4. But overall its really good highly recommended.

It is a perfect product for my use!! :)

This is advertise like it is a sticker paper. States and print and display stars on ceiling ect. How would you display it if it isn't sticky? I got this as I was under the impression due to the description that this was a sticker paper. I'll be returning it. Very disappointing. Perhaps you need to clarify in your description that this isn't a sticker paper and is only a photo paper and there is actually no way to display stars ect. on your ceiling unless you are gluing them up there?