Hess anyone used these as a paint stencil?
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I'm sure you could use them, but the paint and constant use of water may make them hard to use over-and-over.
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Honestly i have not hung them yet . They are def smaller than the look in this pic and its super hard to stretch and put it on a frame if you are not professional at it.My bf built a frame for one and we put it on the frame as best as we could and it looked terrible. hopefully you have better luck. Im taking them to a professional to get framed but it will cost another $60 so if you have not purchased them yet i would suggest a plan or paintings that come framed because in the end the paintings will have cost $100 and lot smaller than the sales pic.
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I have painted Cynder Block walls in my classroom - Has anyone tried there with that sort of surface?
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We would not recommend this spray chalk for your application. It is a temporary spray, however is does not wash of quickly or with just water.Please let us know if you have any further questions.Thank you,The Stencil Ease Team
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I haven't. I use them as a resist for my etching. They stay on the copper long enough for the acid I use to do it's work, which is usually close to an hour. Hope this helps. Dawn
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I never used a printer on mine, but two other reviewers said they worked fine for that. I found they peeled off painted surfaces just fine. My only criticism was that they seemed thinner than I expected: they don't hide what's underneath unless you use two layers.
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I only used them for camping, worked great. The beam is very wide. I think they would work great for painting.
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I don't think so but can't say for sure as we applied ours over painted walls. Most vinyl wall art stencils are just big stickers anyhow and need a pretty smooth surface to work properly. I'd suggest getting a small one from somewhere and test drive it to see for certain.
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I have used Prismacolor Watercolor pencils and Derwent with paint brushes loaded with water. It works beautifully. I have not done a lot of layering of colors w/water or scrubbing. I'm not sure how they would hold up, although they are thick. It's worth a try, these are inexpensive and can be used for many art projects.
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I haven't, but considering it's ink designed for use on paper, I doubt it'd work as well as paint made for cars. It washes off pretty easily from non-porous surfaces, and the colors don't really show up well unless they're on a white background.
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We had a set from kone. It requires a stamp and special quick drying polish to use these stencils.
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I didnt. I mostly just used them as a bottle. I loved them. They were sturdy. Worth the money.
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I think if you had a very fine brush, you could "freehand" designs. The stencils are very helpful though, especially if you are doing many tatoos. Bear in mind also, the stencils get clogged up with glue after alot of use. I threw those away as there were plenty to work with.
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Yes. The stencils were used multiple times and are still in good shape to use in the future. They stick to the skin like a sticker and easily pull off. Great product!
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I use them on paper and labels, but have not tried them on anything else. They have been terrific for my needs, but think they might not be too successful on other surfaces. Cheers, Sydney
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The gilding is slightly thicker and applies differently than normal metallic paint. For smaller applications, it would be worth the trouble of cleaning the stencil periodically to get the gilding look. This needs paint thinner to clean supplies. Large applications, go with a metallic paint with soap and water clean up. This is a very small jar...factor that into your stencil project.
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I am not sure about that, I do know you can make them with Corel Draw products including Photo Paint and Graphics Suite. Some pretty good info can be found on the Corel website itself and shooting them a quick email should get you a definite answer quickly. Good luck! Cheers! Marty G