Rated 5 out of 5 by Port Jeff Signs& GraphIcs from Magnet Prints great and customers happy

Rated 5 out of 5 by Marc from Improved magent Performed great in HP Latex 335

Rated 5 out of 5 by Dskin from New magnum magnets, thinner stronger Another Great product from Magnum, no binding or feed problems through the HP 365 latex printer, Downloaded the print Profile and it worked perfectly. Printed USDOT #s for trucks, I hope the magnet sticks going down the highway!

Rated 5 out of 5 by MTI_ from Works As Advertised. We mainly purchased this to be able to die-cut the magnet after running it through the HP Latex. Working well so far, a great addition to our services.

Rated 4 out of 5 by Anonymous from Good Product Good quality product, very strong magnet and really thick when UV laminate added. Had issues with HP Latex print profile not uploading from HP website, but I made my own profile that worked out ok. Also had issues with the HP Latex Basic Plus 54" cutter not reading registration marks correctly.

Rated 4 out of 5 by Q1 Lighting & Scenic from Great product Great product, bit wrinkled on the front end but once past that, prints great on my home latex. Magnetic surface works great on vehicles

Rated 2 out of 5 by KirbyN from Not what it is cut out to be! This material does print extremely well on our HP Latex 365 but DO NOT print standard size vehicle magnets with this product. Every one we have produced has come back to us from our customers because when they remove the magnet from the vehicle it tends to crease the graphic material. We ONLY use this material now for promotional mini magnets, magnetic bumper stickers, and small promotional vehicle magnets for schools and businesses. It does easily router cut on our Mimaki so small shape cut magnets are fine.

Rated 1 out of 5 by Jeremy12356 from Worst material I've ever used in 15+ years I tried hard to get this stuff to work. It simply won't. There is no combination of heat that will dry it without distorting it. Even if you can get a print to stay somewhat flat and dry placing any sort of curve or bend in the material creates wrinkles or creases. Even a soft arch distorts it. Usually there is a way to use a material a printer simply doesn't like, but this stuff is just expensive trash.