Burn Notice Stencil Painting, Time Lapse of the Process, 2 Camera Setup (cutanddestroy)

[@Vanguard-Six]

Awesome to watch quality!

[@cgm4379]

Nice!

[@CiscoKc79]

dope!!

[@shaunwright6425]

Nice...I can only ever get flat primer grey and black to work. Red flat etc seems to run. I found out the trick of a spray adhesive but how long are you letting stuff dry before pulling up layers.

[@AnthonyAspero]

Thanks for watching. You should maybe invest in some higher quality paint, that will probably help with the running. It may cost a little more, but the pigment concentration in brands like Montana Gold and Belton Molotow is much higher than the average Rustoleum or Krylon can, so you end up using less of it. You are also probably spraying much more than you need to. Spray in short bursts, and build up the colors slowly. I never use spray adhesive, gave it up two years ago and have never looked back. A few weights and good can-control are all you need. I pull the layers up immediately after spraying; I never let them sit on the canvas. I hope this helps. Take care.

[@brendanmcguire9475]

do you cut yor stencils?if so how do you take the small and difficult areas?

[@AnthonyAspero]

Yes I cut everything by hand. Just like everything, it takes practice! Also, change your blade frequently, that will help a ton. Thanks for watching!

[@carlosklunk3]

how do you make your stencils big?

[@AnthonyAspero]

+Carlos Klunk Thank you for watching! I just increase the image size in PS and get them printed on large format printers. Kinkos/staples/etc does it for very cheap!