Rated 5 out of 5 by Tim Henley from DigiMag Works great every time!

Rated 5 out of 5 by Dirk from Great Product! I usually buy the .030 digi mag but decided to experiment with the .015 and actually like the finished product more than my .030. It conforms to the vehicle better and doesn't looks as obtrusive.

Rated 4 out of 5 by takinstaks from good product if used correctly My go to magnet. Use .030 for vehicles and print with UV.You will get your best results this way without any defections

Rated 3 out of 5 by Forge Print from Works but not great Not the best solution for Latex printers. Used the manufacturers profile for use on our HP 360 and the curing temp was so high it caused the material to melt/shrink/wrinkle. Had to run some footage to find a temp that cured the ink and didn't cause too much of the melting/shrinking issue. In the end we got it to work with minimal amounts of wrinkling but it would not be my go to solution. Probably still better with the old method of vinyl mounted on the inexpensive magnetic.

Rated 2 out of 5 by Catags from Sheets warped All of the sheets were warped really badly

Rated 2 out of 5 by Brian M from Don't get your hopes up... Couldn't print successfully on my L365 the way I needed to. Once printed and through the dryer, the material stretched and became wavy. Then none of the cropmarks lined up with the actual print, so the cuts were completely off. Wasted about 20ft of the stuff before going back to the old-school print & apply method.

Rated 1 out of 5 by Steve Gilhooley from Nice idea, but no dice. We tried printing this material with a Roland XR-640 digital printer. Several problems became immediately apparent. 1. The magnetic material tried to stick to the infeed platen of the Roland. Easy fix: cover the area with cardboard. 2. Pre-print and Print heat settings too high. Easy fix: lower settings on machine. 3. Vinyl surface of DigiMag was not receptive to the ink. There is no fix. We printed on vinyl and mounted onto the DigiMag. 4. The material would not track accurately for contour cutting no matter what we tried. Managed to squeak out enough marginally acceptable cuts by taping vinyl "wings" to the edges of the DigiMag for the feed rollers to grip. Had to print & cut small batches. Lots of extra time. Lots of wasted material. Lots of frustration. Many curse words. Will not try to print this material again.

Rated 1 out of 5 by Signman from HP printer melts it and Grphtec plotter has steel Thought this would work for a customer nut the HP26500 printer melts and distorts the material. we got the heat turned off and then printed but the Graphtec plotter has steel and the magnet sticks and can't be plot cut. All in all awful experience. Sure it is the learning curve that we don't have time for