

Oneshot Ink Roller System
New Oneshot Stencil ink roller marking system is ideal for any letter, number or custom stencil marking solution. The best tool for marking shippin...
View full detailsThese high-density foam rollers are the best for all types of stenciling projects. Sized appropriately to focus on the typical sized stencil openings. The high-density foam allows great paint control so that paint bleed is minimized. The rollers and tray are all high quality and have proven to work well with stenciling.
New Oneshot Stencil ink roller marking system is ideal for any letter, number or custom stencil marking solution. The best tool for marking shippin...
View full detailsOne shot ink cartridge refills in 7 colors. All ink cartridges contain 125 ml (4.23 ounces) New Oneshot® Stencil ink roller marking system is ideal...
View full detailsThis high-density foam roller is great for stenciling. It is much faster than stenciling and much easier to control and set up than spraying. Our...
View full detailsChoose 2" High density foam roller with 11" handle or the replacement roller. This is the perfect product to roll apply paint to signs stencils. E...
View full detailsRolmark stencil ink is waterproof, permanent, and fast-drying on most surfaces; marks on porous or non-porous surface. Sold in (10 quart containers)
The perfect paint tray for stenciling. Rib design helps to control the amount of paint on the roller to eliminate paint bleed. For use with paint r...
View full detailsHigh density foam rollers are the best for stenciling.
The high density foam does nor absorb large quantities of paint. this allows a more controlled application of paint. Too much paint will ruin a stenciling job. Other rollers will force too much paint into the stencil openings which can induce bleed.
No Both brushes and paint rollers are excellent tools but have different strengths. For most jobs I will use both brushes and rollers..
Rollers are great allow for a larger amount of paint to be loaded on the brush and so for that reason speed up stenciling. I will chose the roller for larger areas which have the same color. If have i have a checker board with 3 inch squares I would use a 2 inch roller to apply the majority to each square. Or if applying on a mulit-color stencils I might use a roller for the color with the most use. Often in such a case i will use the roller for the middle of the openings and use a stencil brush for the edge and corners of the stencil. This reduces the chance for stencil bleed.
Rollers are harder to clean and to change colors so I dedicate a single roller to one color for each job.
Rollers can be used for any hard surface from asphalt to wood.
Our rollers are a great size for the majority of stencils we use. They are consistent quality but also inexpensive enough so that you can have multiples of them for the larger and more complicated jobs.. They are cleanable and reusable.
Brushes are great for small and detail areas. Size the brush as much as possible to the size of the stencil opening. This is why we have multiple size brushes.
Our double ended stencil brushes are great for jobs where we want a larger size for the bigger openings and a smaller one for corners and details. Or you can use one end for a different color.
Brushes can be washed and used with a different color fairly quickly.