That was an excellent deal! I just paid $15 apiece for some 9x9x2 square Magic Lines.
Of course now I'm thinking how on earth am I going to get a cake that size out of the pan...I don't have cooling racks large enough. Also don't know when or if I'll ever use it...I'm a hobbyist and I've never made a sheet cake. I suppose I could trim one to 12 x 12 and stack it with my 8 x 8 in square. I think that is what I'll do. I need to practice squares and I don't want to waste that $6 
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Line the bottom of the pan with wax paper or parchment, spray/grease the sides of the pan, pour in your batter.
When it's baked, let it cool 10 or 15 minutes and then flip a cookie sheet over and lay a sheet of wax paper on the top of the cake, put the backside of the cookie sheet on top of that and flip the whole thing out and onto the wax paper lined cookie sheet. Also if you have a large cutting board you could use that too.
I always line it with something though, then I'm sure I won't have any sticking issues! When you use THAT much cake batter for a cake the last thing you want is to flip it out and have half stay IN the pan!! lol
When it's baked, let it cool 10 or 15 minutes and then flip a cookie sheet over and lay a sheet of wax paper on the top of the cake, put the backside of the cookie sheet on top of that and flip the whole thing out and onto the wax paper lined cookie sheet. Also if you have a large cutting board you could use that too.
Thanks! That's a great tip, I'll definitely use it! I have a great love affair going on with parchment paper...I never bake without lining my pans unless they are 3D. Like you said, baking without it is just not worth the risk of 1/2 the cake sticking in the pan!
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