I use a spray on adhesive by 3M so that the entire stencil is held down. Make sure after you spray the temp adhesive , that you let it dry to just tacky (a few seconds) before using it so that no residue gets on your project. Then use a roller or stenciling paint brush for painting. The paint should go on almost dry so that no bleeding occurs under the edges of the stencil.
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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I am sanding my bathroom wall tiles and painting with Annie Sloan old white chalk paint. I am then going to stencil a design on some of the tiles. Can I use acrylic p...
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Hold on right so they don't leak and minimal paint on brushes
I use a spray on adhesive by 3M so that the entire stencil is held down. Make sure after you spray the temp adhesive , that you let it dry to just tacky (a few seconds) before using it so that no residue gets on your project. Then use a roller or stenciling paint brush for painting. The paint should go on almost dry so that no bleeding occurs under the edges of the stencil.