🎨 DURO Stencil-It Oil Board Stencil Set, 6" by Graphic Products: Premium Quality and Versatile Stenciling Tool Review

This was my first time using a stencil and I was pleasantly surprised. It is best to stick letters at the top and bottom with small pieces of adhesive tape. I used Rustoleum chalk paint and it worked well for the bleed. It is true that you should tap it up and down with a stencil brush to avoid smudging as much as possible and to shake off excess paint. It took a long time to separate the letters and numbers and not all of the letters and numbers matched the spacing of the top, bottom and sides

Well I liked the price. Unfortunately I had to use multiple letters and numbers multiple times and things got really messy. I used them with a medium sized brush and for the first time it worked well. However, with subsequent use, the cardboard began to warp and warp, causing the paint underneath to leak out. I tried using my hands to hold all the edges while painting and it just didn't work. As a result I had to use them individually, setting them aside and allowing the paint to dry before…

So I used this template set to mark the holes in my squat rack so I could get each side to the same height in seconds with no problems. The stencils are of good quality in my opinion and for the most part they worked well. I just glued them in place, masked the rest of the steel posts so they wouldn't spatter, and sprayed a light mist on the templates. I applied a few light coats just above the stencils to prevent the paint from "bleeding back" on the stencils (giving a "fuzzy" appearance…

Well I liked the price. Unfortunately I had to use multiple letters and numbers multiple times and things got really messy. I used them with a medium sized brush and for the first time it worked well. However, with subsequent use, the cardboard began to warp and warp, causing the paint underneath to leak out. I tried using my hands to hold all the edges while painting and it just didn't work. As a result I had to use them individually, setting them aside and allowing the paint to dry before…

So I used this template set to mark the holes in my squat frame so I could get each side to the same height in seconds with no problems. The stencils are of good quality in my opinion and for the most part they worked well. I just glued them in place, masked the rest of the steel posts so they wouldn't spatter, and sprayed a light mist on the templates. I applied a few light coats just above the stencils to prevent the paint from "bleeding back" on the stencils (giving a "fuzzy" look around the