Ages ago I bought some double-sided sticky paper, can't remember the name of it (but I could go and look.) You stick it to the back of card before die-cutting, then you just peel the backing off and stick your die cut to your project. It should make it easier for intricate / fine line dies instead of trying to spread glue on the back of them. That's the theory, anyway.
Finally got round to trying it (using some of my huge stash of C******** dies I mentioned on the Fess Up thread.) Not impressed. It makes it far harder to separate the die-cut from the surrounding card and to poke out all the little bits. Even though it cuts right through including the backing paper with no problem, the sticky layer seems to re-seal itself to the surrounding area once you remove it from the die. Then once you've got all the little bits poked out, you have to remove the backing paper without distorting the die too much (remember, this is an intricate die with fine lines.)
In the end I decided it would be much easier just to smear a bit of glue on the back of the die after all. I'll probably use up the sheets just as glorified double-sided tape for matting and layering.
Does anyone else use this and what do you think of it?