24 Puzzle Saver Sheets, Preserve 4 x 1000 Pieces Jigsaw Puzzles, for Ages 6 and up

By !which I mean, if you do not line them up properly, there is no re-do option. They STICK.I did go off one of the puzzles edges, so carefully peeled the edge and trimmed with an exacto knife. But since I always tape the back edges of my puzzles with 1/2" masking tape before gluing or using peel and stick sheets, it's solid.The puzzle was one of those with a plasticky finish, so from experience, I knew glue would not work on the front.Once I flipped it to glue the back, there were a fair amount of 'dislodged' pieces, so thought sheets would be a better option. They were.With care, I applied these, smoothed with the paddle furnished, and for good measure, put the puzzle under heavy boxes overnight. Ta da--it was perfectly smooth--no indentations or piece outlines are visible. The front looks great, and was able to insert this now pliable puzzle into my portfolio.Glue is old school, and does work, but this is so much faster, albeit perhaps more expensive in the long run, but frankly, I feel more secure.The only concern I have is whether my method to mount on foam core board with double stick tape for hanging will adhere. At the moment, I have no plans to display the puzzle for which I used these, so may edit review once I do.In the meantime, I will be buying more.

These are definitely a great value for the money and work absolutely fantastically! The material is very durable and allows the puzzle to bend, but the pieces all stay connected. The hardest part of using this is flipping the puzzle over so you can add the sheets to the back. We love that we can store puzzles on top of each other while we try to figure out what to do with them as I absolutely love doing puzzles and have plenty that I've completed without wanting to disassemble. In the past, we've used puzzle glue to glue puzzles together and discovered that when stacked on top of each other for storing after dry, some of them stuck together, occasionally ruining the puzzle. Using these sheets, we have not had any issues with storing puzzles on top of each other. The sheets are easy, and honestly fun, to attach to the puzzle and seem to stay connected without any problems. Truly... it's fun to attach them to the puzzle. Maybe not quite as fun as completing the puzzle, but definitely a close second! We will definitely be ordering more of these sheets, especially since I am working on several new puzzles. :)

I bought these so I could hang several puzzles that I put together. These are so quick and easy! I did glue the back for extra security. It comes with a tool to even it out, but I found using my fingers is more effective. I believe the cost was worth it, it takes up very little space, and it is very practical.

Ya lo use para pegar dos rompecabezas, me ha parecido super útil y mejor que el pegante, menos tedioso de usar. Me demoro menos de 15 minutos en pegar un rompecabezas de 1500 piezas. Es super útil, lo único que no me gusta es el color de las hojas.

These puzzle saver sheets were incredibly easy to apply. The sticky sheets are the perfect size for handling. Any larger, and the sticky sheets would be unwieldy to use. Any smaller, and it would be annoying to apply additional sheets for full coverage. I like how the sheets are strong and not too thick. The plastic sheets kinda conform to the shape of the puzzle pieces for more contact. Is "pliable" the word? Pic inlcuded.I totally get how "OG" puzzlers who have always used puzzle glue for decades since they were little kids and will never switch to sheets. Glue is tried and true. But these puzzle saver sheets are a game changer in my opinion. Ten minutes and you're basically done. Maybe spend an extra 5 mins rubbing it some more. No need to wait for glue to dry. No smells. No messes. Just peel and stick. You just need a steady hand and you're DONE. Seriously, you're not using these puzzles like frisbees and tossing them across the room. These puzzle sheets are more than strong enough to hold the pieces together.The hardest part was flipping the loose puzzle over. I sandwiched the loose puzzle between two stiff sheets of cardboard. Said a little prayer to the puzzlegods. Squeezed the two sheets tight together. And flipped it over in one smooth motion. If the puzzle is large, split it into two parts down the middle for flipping. Then rejoin the pieces before sticking the sheets on.

These are super easy to use. The back peels off easily, and you can cut them if you need a special size. The little scraper works great to remove any and all air bubbles. I didn’t think I had any air bubbles until I tried it. I would recommend using it. My puzzle looks great and without all the mess of trying to glue it together.

Very easy to use!

Very good.