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Halloween Decor Stencil 8.5 x 8.5 Inch (L) - Scary Halloween Wall Door Bag Stencil for Painting Template
Halloween Decor Stencil 8.5 x 8.5 Inch (L) - Scary Halloween Wall Door Bag Stencil for Painting Template
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Reusable wall stencil template - can be used on posters, cards, scrapbooks, journals, wall floors, fabric furniture glass or any flat surface. Stencils are one of the easiest and cheapest ways to decorate - update the look with a variety of colors, motifs and patterns. Economical alternative to wallpaper and decals - just buy one and cover your entire wall. Suitable for use on flat surfaces for all types of paint and stencil methods - in one color or combination of colors, clean with soapy water. Easy to use with registration marks and stacking. Made of white translucent 7.5 or 10 mil mylar. The original stencil film is not the clear plastic that you only see when you start painting. Every purchase comes with a free stencil. Please check the size before ordering.
If you don't have the stamina for an entire wall, a combination of similar stencils will add a splash of bright color. Large stencils add an attractive accent to empty walls. Display it near a sofa or table, or even a skirt board and take up almost any wall space you need with something extra. Using laser cut mylar film and paint; even beginners can easily create very high quality stencil work. Can be used on furniture, walls, floors, fabrics, windows, and almost any other flat surface. Stencils are fun for the whole family, but be careful not to get addicted. How to use stencils. Almost any paint can be used to stencil, but the two most popular types are acrylics and drybrush oils. Preparation Always make sure the surface you will be applying the stencil to is clean and properly prepared without using release paint. Instructions (may not be in Japanese). Lightly spray the back of the stencil with spray adhesive and place the stencil on the chalk line or registration mark. Paint: Dip a brush or sponge into the paint and wipe most things off with a kitchen towel. Too much paint will cause the back of the stencil to bleed and the pattern will have very lagged edges. Apply paint from top to bottom. Start at the outside of each stencil cutout and work your way to the center. Care Instructions: Wash stencils frequently in warm, soapy water. Especially when changing colors. Don't forget to check the paint on the back of the stencil. To remove paint from oil paintings and apply adhesive from stencils or brushes, soak them in Tenpentine for a few minutes.
If you don't have the stamina for an entire wall, a combination of similar stencils will add a splash of bright color. Large stencils add an attractive accent to empty walls. Display it near a sofa or table, or even a skirt board and take up almost any wall space you need with something extra. Using laser cut mylar film and paint; even beginners can easily create very high quality stencil work. Can be used on furniture, walls, floors, fabrics, windows, and almost any other flat surface. Stencils are fun for the whole family, but be careful not to get addicted. How to use stencils. Almost any paint can be used to stencil, but the two most popular types are acrylics and drybrush oils. Preparation Always make sure the surface you will be applying the stencil to is clean and properly prepared without using release paint. Instructions (may not be in Japanese). Lightly spray the back of the stencil with spray adhesive and place the stencil on the chalk line or registration mark. Paint: Dip a brush or sponge into the paint and wipe most things off with a kitchen towel. Too much paint will cause the back of the stencil to bleed and the pattern will have very lagged edges. Apply paint from top to bottom. Start at the outside of each stencil cutout and work your way to the center. Care Instructions: Wash stencils frequently in warm, soapy water. Especially when changing colors. Don't forget to check the paint on the back of the stencil. To remove paint from oil paintings and apply adhesive from stencils or brushes, soak them in Tenpentine for a few minutes.
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