Can this be used for wall stencils?
1995369
Potentially, depending on your skill level with doing wall stenciling. As with any wall stencil, the key is making sure you have it secured/taped in the right place and that the stencil cut is exact. I've found a heat tool like a wood burner doesn't cut/melt the exact line I want so I went back to using an Exacto knife to make sure I got the design I wanted.
443758
I would say yes, but if you plan on reusing it, it will be really hard. But a one time stencil use, it is perfect
520498
Yes, but I had to use elmers spray glue because the adhesive it comes with is not stong enough. My walls all freshly painted with minimal texture and it fell off after a day or two.
852248
That's what I bought it for was posters. Works well as long as the wall is not real rough and porous. I found it didn't work well with cement or stucco walls.
2102450
I don't think so...you'd have to make sure the color matches and the wall paint is glossy. Why don't you go to a craft store and get a small bottle of "model" paint...they'll have lots of color choices and gloss choices..instead.
1629785
I would not try it...it's not for paper, it's for wood, metal or plastic....I think it would definitely warp the paper. Personally, I will never buy the product again as I saw very little difference after spraying my art work. TO better answer your question I went looking for the can I bought to read the directions and it's been tossed out so I can't even do that. I would try an art supply shop for a better selection of products.
667886
I wouldn't use this. I would use the chalk paint pens. They work really well for what you are wanting to do.
806564
I use this material with the Silouette cameo to do stencils of all kinds- letters, numbers, patterns etc. it works good but if using the same machine the blades don't seem to last long for cutting. Also they are reusable if you are careful. I put adhesive spray on the back of mine so after about 4 times they start to get a little rough looking but if you don't you should get many uses as long as you wash after use.
248513
No. I could not use this on my cricut. It was a great stencil for regular exacto knife cutting.
2107348
This is what they say on their site; Innovative Stencils decals will work on almost any smooth surface - outdoors or indoors. The possibilities are endless - walls, doors, windows, mirrors, desks, etc. The decals are flexible so application to flexible substrates such as banners, tents, and synthetic fabric is possible for even more project possibilities.
1526007
I think it would work, but, Im not positive about that. For me, it would depend on what is covering the wall..paint or wallpaper.
2011776
I have lightly textured walls and had no problems with the stencil. The main thing is to dry dust the wall you are going to apply the stencil to for better adhesion.
1117973
I'm not sure. I guess it could, but unless you trim it down very closely you would see the background paper if you know what I mean. But I know there are some other kinds that just transfer the black lettering to the wall and that kind might be a better choice. It's up to you. Hope this helps.
357750
These are very SMALL quantities to use on walls, so I assume you're doing small designs? I don't see why they wouldn't be just fine--they are acrylic and would behave as they do on paper or any other object being decorated. I do not have a value for how long they would last, but keeping designs out of direct sunlight should help--and away from tiny hands too!.............m
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I was wondering the same thing Stephanie. I found some tutorial videos on Youtube about cutting stencils from plastic and the heat tool she uses is the same brand, but I'm not sure which one. I wondered if this one would work. It seems like if it does it may be the most versatile since I want to use the plastic binder pages like she does in her tutorial, and then may try to make some from posterboard as well. I wonder if it works on that too.
623604
The adhesive is pretty strong, so if you want to make a permanent addition to a wall, I think it would work, though not sure of how well it would stick. You could trim it with some strong shears - it's basically plastic, but it's relatively thick.
991134
It probably could, but you may need a lot, because it really is HUGE! The material is definitely heavier than normal paper but it is not too bad. Push pins might be another option if you don't mind a lot of holes in the wall ;)