American CraftsHeidi Swapp 314148 Wheel Mink-Reactive Wheel-12 Inch-Iridescent-5 Feet, Multi

It sticks and it shines love it! It definitely takes a little practice.

Great foil, I used it to make foiled stickers and works great!

When it works, this stuff looks beautiful! But I've only had about 50% or less of my images turn out well. This either doesn't adhere very well and I end up with black spots or extra bits of foil tear off on removal...sometimes both. At first I thought it was my printer, but I recently ordered a different color foil (from the same brand) and that stuff works great! So I'm pretty sure this color is problematic or i got a faulty batch.

The definition of iridescent is the slow change of colors when appearing at a surface from various angles. That's exactly what this does, and it's BEAUTIFUL! When held without reflecting light it's silver, but with reflecting moving light it's an amazing metallic rainbow of color. I use it for foiled inserts in resin, and it's fantastic looking. I use a 5mil laminator and pass through 3 times between 2 sheets of regular printer paper. No muss, no uncoated spots, no flakes, perfect coverage.

I love these foils. The only thing is there is a difference in holographic foil and iridescent and this is the holographic foil exactly like the foil they sell and label as holographic but this is labeled and sold as iridescent. If your looking for an easy to work with holographic foil, this stuff is perfect, exactly like the American Crafts holo foil. If you have any issues with it, watch a YouTube video for tricks and hints like making sure your laser toner is set to darkest and run it thru a few times if using a laminator.

This Minc foil resulted in the perfect art.

Beautiful, but of all the minc foils I've used, the iridescent one is the flakiest. I have to wipe it down with a tissue paper to remove the loose flakes each time.

Very pretty but I have no idea what’s the difference between this one and the holographic one.