🔠 CH Hanson 10198 Plastic Letters and Numbers Stencil Set - 6 Inch, 46 Piece Set, Black Review

I only received numbers. All letters were missing, despite the information in the description and in the picture. Some of the paths weren't tight enough for others to slip inside.

I like that there are 3 of each letter and number in the set. It's cheap and you get cheap results. Find out. We used them to paint the building numbers on the exterior doors. This worked fine, but again you won't get any sharp, crisp lines unless you find a way to glue the stencils to the back. (doesn't happen) Trying to use tabs to align them is a joke. We used duct tape. The results were acceptable after a little practice.

Get this. Big box of stencils. I don't know what the other problem is. It was easy to work with them. They are made of durable plastic, quite thick and tough. The cut side connections are not difficult if you take your time. Nothing in them will cut your finger unless your finger is made of tissue paper. I took a piece of cardboard, cut out a rectangular hole about the size of the letters I needed and taped all the tabs together with blue painters tape. Bought $0.98 HD black spray paint and…

Good basic blocking templates. 138 pieces in a set. Basically three of each letter, digit, separator, period, hyphen, ampersand, and dollar sign. There is no @ symbol in case you are wondering. Each of the letters A, E, R and S has five parts. The blocking is a bit cheap, but with the help of the duct tape, it's easy to ensure it stays strong. Overall I am happy with this set for the price and would purchase a different size from the same manufacturer if needed.

So, where I live, the municipal waste management. just released new bins. And since I've had issues in the past with my bins being misappropriated in other areas, I decided to tag those suckers. A can of white spray paint, masking tape and these connected reusable brass stencils did the trick, or at least three of them. The templates themselves are 6 inches long and the numbers on them are 4 inches long. Note that they are flexible enough to be used even on slightly rounder surfaces. I have a…

I bought these to put my (short) house number and street name on some new trash cans so I can positively identify them when the wind blows them down the street. It worked. The stencils were messy: the pieces cut from plastic were still in the stencil squares, and small black pieces were all over my coffee table after flipping through the stencils to find the ones I needed. The plastic is thin and slightly warped in places. The "blocking" system didn't work for me at all: I taped individual…