In general, it is best to stencil on a smooth and even surface. Stenciling on a rough surface is difficult and might not produce the best results. If the surface you are stenciling on is rough, there are a few...
Preparing surfaces to be stenciled depends on what you are stenciling. General Rule: Clean all surfaces before you stencil. (Wipe all dust off with a damp cloth before applying the stencil). For Rough Wood: sand wood and then clean it with a damp cloth. Wash...
Always clean your stencils (and brushes) immediately after use. If you are stenciling a long project (such as a wall), periodically wipe paint off the stencil with a damp cloth or sponge to prevent the paint drying on the stencil. (Be...
We use state-of-the-art C&C lasers to cut the majority of our stencils. Lasers cut a microscopic slice out of stencil material to provide the most accurate cutting possible. We prefer using lasers because they can cut a broader range of...
Stencil material is typically measured in mil, which is 1/1000th of an inch. Our popular 10 mil coated mylar is 1/100th of an inch. Our thicker stencil material, LLDPE, is offered in a standard version at 60 mil which is the...
Aside from a few popular items, most of our stencils are cut to order. We have literally thousands of designs, and it would be impossible to keep inventory of all those pieces. Instead we maintain a high level of production...
