🎨 Grafix Low Tack Frisket Film: Versatile Adhesive Film for Airbrushing, Retouching, Stenciling, Rubber Stamping, Watercolors, and Masking, 12"x 4 Yards, Matte Finish Review

I bought this to use on a pinball field I'm restoring and it leaves a sticky residue when you remove it after painting. It's pointless to use as you end up removing paint while trying to remove residue. UPDTAE: I contacted the foil manufacturer, they were very nice and said this shouldn't happen, so they sent me a new frisket roll. Well it came today so I tried it and it has the exact same problem. The adhesive peels off the back of the film and sticks to the surface, which is quite annoying…

I am a professional artist, I use different masking sheets every day. This is the worst masking film I've ever used. The rigid and brittle film makes it very difficult to ensure adhesion around the perimeter of the masked edge. The material is absolutely non-stretchable. So if you press on one area, it will most likely cause the other area to "peel off". I'm writing this review after struggling to finish a painting I started with an excellent product. I must have ordered the stuff a year ago…

I saved a lot of time buying this here rather than buying a roll at local art stores or even individual sheets. I will say that this material is a bit stickier than the listed sheets and makes working with charcoal problematic. I'm not sure if my method applies to every situation, but when I used this to dress up a large drawing board, I cut out the shapes I needed. , increase the value, spray on some fixative and reattach the frisket shapes where they came from (often using removable tape to…