Rated 5 out of 5 by MeriB from Briteline 70/30 Window Perf, Dual Liner We always used Tubelite's Sun Shade, but Tried out he Briteline and really liked the results. Will defiantly reorder.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Mac 1 Signs from Very Good, you should try it!!!!! I find it easier to work with and my customers loved it.

Rated 5 out of 5 by MCKS from Good Quality perf. Easy to work with, backing is thicker than other paper liners that I have used. Also ink dried better on the liner and didn't come off on my hands when installing.

Rated 4 out of 5 by A-1 Signs from I got this to work with my HP Latex printer I too was frustrated and wasted a lot of material with my HP Latex 315 printer. How I was able to get it to work was by using the HP One-view Perferated Adhesive Window Vinyl substrate presetting. Us the highest pass rate which is the 20p. Those vaccum settings are good for the most part. Yes you have to babysitt it a little because it wants to ripple still and will get brushed/smudged by the print head, but if you keep good take up tension in those areas it prints beautifully. I do agree Grimco/Briteline should work to perfect the presets for the HP Latex but I have had a lot of success with the one I mentioned. Hope this helps.

Rated 3 out of 5 by IMPRESSIGNS LLC from Not recommended for HP Latex printers Print quality is good but this material is very problematic with my HP latex 360. The material wrinkled at the beginning and the end of the print. I damaged one print head. I prefer next time to spend more at the end is the same price.

Rated 3 out of 5 by Nick D from HP Latex Issues Purchased this for my HP Latex. The profiles listed are out of date and do not load. Utilized a separate setting and this perf printed fine. However, the heat deformed the perf and caused a lot of waste. Def need a take up reel or keep tension on material while printing with HP Latex.

Rated 2 out of 5 by PM LA from Very Bad Sonias'I wasted so much material trying to get it to work. As others said, it keeps having "waves" and the material touching the print head, which messes up all the print. Still trying to get it to work but just can't

Rated 2 out of 5 by icewater from Wasted a lot of material getting it right.... On the first round had a lot of rippling and head strikes. I am running on an HP Latex with a hp profile at 212 degrees F. After adjusting my profile temp. to 165-175 degrees had no issues. Did not use take up reel.