How to Stencil on Wood: Secrets to getting perfect results every time

[@elizabethetienne1595]

LOVE videos that cut to the chase no silly music or slow intros. You’re the BEST!

[@LovelyEtc]

I'm so glad you found it helpful!!

[@100mfp]

That was the best instruction I've ever seen for stenciling. Thank you so much! I've had a project idea for many years that I may now actually try to accomplish without such fear of failure.

[@LovelyEtc]

Thank you! I hope your project turns out just like you've imagined!

[@gailwestgate9234]

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[@cathybiddy1205]

Coat the wood with mod podge and there will be no bleeding every time no matter the surface…

[@PaintedCalm]

Do you let the mod podge dry first?

[@peytonoconnell9336]

This is the best most easiest video I have watched for stenciling and I cant wait to try it out Thank you so much and wish me luck!

[@LovelyEtc]

So glad to hear that!

[@einabq]

Nice video! Great tips. Love the toothpick idea. Even small brushes tent to fray, spread a bit. Also, cutting board as canvas = genius! Thanks from ABQ

[@LovelyEtc]

Thank you!

[@Karen-ci5eu]

Great video and loved the make-up sponges tip! I just splashed out £10 on a stippling brush - wished I'd seen your video first!

[@LovelyEtc]

Yes, the sponges work so well! But hopefully your brush will work well for you too.

[@melaniewaters5388]

Thank you for this video. How do you remove the stickiness from the wood afterwards since you're using the adhesive spray?

[@jennyrose1313]

will acrylic paint stick to finished wood?

[@LovelyEtc]

Yes, acrylic paint sticks well to most surfaces. But if it is a super shiny finished wood, you may need to lightly sand it first.

[@jenniferjackson9642]

What wonderful, detailed instructions! Thank you. I learned a lot!❤️

[@LovelyEtc]

I'm so glad it helped!

[@PattiJGood]

Thank you so much. This was a great help.

[@shericreates]

Great tip for the makeup sponges. I bought some for my regular painting at the dollar store. I also heard that if you stencil first with the same color as your background, in this case the wood, the bleed through would match the wood and not be as noticeable. Thanks!

[@LovelyEtc]

Yes, that is a great tip too! I don't usually use it on bare wood because it can be hard to match the color, but do it on painted surfaces a lot!

[@heather92nicole]

Thanks for the tips! Would you wait for the mod podge to dry before putting the stencil down?

[@LovelyEtc]

Great question. When using the mod podge, put the stencil in place, paint over the stencil with mod podge to seal in the edges. Then keep the stencil in place and go over it with paint. I hope that makes it clearer!

[@janessahazard9046]

Yes let it dry first

[@dane3038]

Didn't work. I used two different cans and each came out of the can in a straight line ( not an even spread ), left a heavy residue that ruined the project and bled through. Why the video edit at the moment of truth in the video? 5:30. Something changed right at that most critical moment. Why?

[@DeeptaR]

Awesome video with valuable tips &tricks! That was beautiful stenciling 😊

[@LovelyEtc]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@1SueG]

Very clear instructions. I've watched a number of the instructional videos for stenciling and this was, by far, the clearest and easiest to follow. Thank you

[@LovelyEtc]

I love hearing that. Thank you!

[@tamikapollard991]

Best instructions ever!!! Question though can i use any multipurpose spray adhesive. I have lots of the Elmer's multipurpose spay adhesive

[@LovelyEtc]

It has to be repositionable. That means it stays tacky for awhile so you can remove the stencil without it leaving a reside or peeling off the finish of whatever you are stenciling. You can usually find a couple of options at stores like Michaels as well as one Amazon. Two I like are Stencil Ease Spray Adhesive - amzn.to/3voF2Py and Aleene's repositionable spray adhesive - amzn.to/3peCjqT

[@MusiqTruth]

Definitely picked up a handful of tips. Thank you for setting me up for success on this coffee table I'm gifting!

[@LovelyEtc]

So glad it helped!

[@joanmacleod1362]

I tried the spray adhesive. It worked well but I have adhesive on wood and it won’t come off. Any suggestions

[@maureenf.566]

Great video, thanks for the tips. Do you need to let the paint dry before removing the stencil?

[@pamgildehaus8433]

I wondered that too do you peel as soon as your done or do you let paint dry

[@chelseahopkins8475]

I need so much help!! If anyone can help me with some stuff that would be very helpful!! Ty😊

[@rhondasquires7770]

Good job! Very informative. I’ve heard some wax the surface before applying paint is this ok to do?

[@LovelyEtc]

Thanks! Personally I probably wouldn't because most paints don't stick to wax well. But if you want to wax first and then stencil with a good chalk paint, it would probably work.

[@CM-dc4du]

After you finished your project. What top coat did you use? I have been using Delta Satin Finish and Hello Hobby Varnishes Matte. I’ve noticed when I’m applying the top coat on wood I get air bubbles and white streaks. Using Chalk paint and/or cheap acrylic 2oz. bottles. How can you prevent this for happening? Do have a tutorial on how to apply a top coat? Thank you.

[@sandyblakeman6081]

Thank you! New to stenciling here and this makes it so much clearer for me!

[@LovelyEtc]

I'm so glad it helped!

[@hdub321]

Can you use the adhesive spray if you are planning to stencil on a surface that is already painted? I have a small dining table that is painted black, I would like to add a charcoal gray stencil design to the top. I feel the adhesive spray would be the best for coverage and minimize/eliminate bleed. Thank you!

[@LovelyEtc]

The adhesive spray should still work fine, but always read the instructions for your specific type of paint.

[@donnastandley8056]

Question: I just sponge painted stencils on my stained wood. This will be going outside, so what can I put over the paint to keep the letters from peeling? Mod podge, maybe?

[@LovelyEtc]

You definitely want to put a clear sealer or topcoat. I put together this article with the best topcoats and sealers. www.lovelyetc.com/the-best-and-worst-sealers-for-painted-furniture/

[@susies1955]

Where and when do you use the mod podge? Is it over the stencil? Is it in place of the repositioning spray? Is it on the wood when done and completely dry? Thanks. I tried stenciling this morning, and it was a mess.

[@LovelyEtc]

You want to cover the piece with mod podge as a sealer. It will protect it. Hope that helps.

[@kalanskean195]

What brand of repositional adhesive do you recommend

[@louwrensburger1796]

Can I stencil on top of polyurethane like this, I'm preparing my timber and then 2 coat's of polyurethane then the stencil and then another 2 coat's of polyurethane??

[@LovelyEtc]

That sounds like it will work, but definitely follow the instructions on the type of poly you use. Good luck!

[@julieannalbuzbeba253]

I am stencing on sanded wood that has been painted background color. Can I still use the spray adhesive on my stencil and if so will it leave adhesive on the background paint when I remove the stencil??

[@Kim-rn6yq]

Thank youfor your video! It was awesome

[@LovelyEtc]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@susanpeterson2134]

How long can you leave the stencil on project without doing any damage. IE: if you have a multicolored intricate pattern that will take a lot of time. Thanks

[@AngelaStClair-wu4vk]

Great video. I have a question if my wood is painted is that spray adhesive going to bring my paint up with it when removing the stencil?

[@LovelyEtc]

It could, especially if the wood was painted pretty recently. It might be safer to use painter's tape in that situation.

[@winnieswalk3304]

How about if i stencil letter by letter. The spray adhesive don't work for that kind of thing. Your pattern is already "pre designed"

[@LovelyEtc]

Good question. Stenciling letter by letter is a little tougher since you often need to place your stencil over top of the previously stenciled letter. If you are careful not to use a lot of paint and dab the paint on with a sponge, you should be able to skip the spray adhesive and just hold your stencil in place with painter's tape.

[@michaelpoyntz774]

Do you spray or brush on a clear coat sealer after stencil is dry? And to be clear: you apply the Mod Podge onto the wood before you apply the stencil that has been spayed with the contact adhesive?

[@Hellibobs31]

Can I ask a question? When do you use the Mod Podge, before or after you use the paint. Sorry, it wasn't clear to me!

[@AtEboli]

In my experience, spray adhesive does leave a film on your finished surface. Kind of a drawback to using it.

[@LovelyEtc]

It may depend on the type you use. Thankfully, this wood sign did not show any film.

[@dyannelerew5996]

How do you get the repositional glue off your project

[@dpr4820]

Do you have to wait for the mod podge to dry or do you paint on it while it's still wet? Also, do you put the stencil down and then put the MP over the stencil or the other way around? Thanks!

[@LovelyEtc]

Put the stencil down and mod podge over it. Let it dry and then paint!

[@aleyasanimals1338]

@@LovelyEtc can you use glossy modge podge?

[@dashermike3207]

if you are stenciling over a painted surface that is already finely finished won't the spray adhesive kinda ruin the painted surface?

[@LovelyEtc]

Hi! Good question. As long as your painted surface is completely dry the spray adhesive will not cause any damage. Of course, you don't want to overuse it, but as long as you are spraying it as recommended on instructions you are good to go!

[@krystal6612]

Thank u this is the best video I've watched for stenciling!I'm also a perfection-ist! I'm a new subscriber so I am happy I found your channel!

[@athenatralenberg6604]

How do you get the spray residue off your project?

[@elizabethsmith2900]

I got the Aleenes repositionable spray adhesive (new can) and it came out in blobs, which stayed on my project when I lifted the stencil! I tried cleaning it off but the spots stayed!!! Is there a brand that works better? I just bought 2 cans for my 4-H club project so I'm out over $20 and need a better option. We worked really hard on preparing the wood and this adhesive will ruin our projects. Any ideas???

[@LovelyEtc]

Did you shake the can really well? Also, had it been exposed to either really cold or really hot temps? It sounds like it was defective. I wonder if you could return it? I haven't had that issue, but Gorilla Glue also has one that works well. I hope this helps.

[@elizabethsmith2900]

Thank you so much for answering! I will shake it more and try it again on scrap wood - thanks for the encouragement that it shouldn't be like that. Maybe the other can will work better. The 4-H'ers definitely need adhesive with all the details in the stencil. On my way to buy makeup sponges!

[@loidaperez3174]

Hi, great video! Do I have to stain the wood first before doing the stencils? If yes, what do you recommend? TIA

[@LovelyEtc]

You don't have to stain the wood. You can stencil over bare wood or wood that is already finished. But if you want to stain it first, Minwax's oil-penetrating stains work well. You can buy small cans to use for small projects. My favorite medium brown shade is special walnut. Make sure the stain has fully dried before stenciling over it. You may also want to use a polyurethane sealer to seal the stain before stenciling but for small decor items you can probably get away with skipping the sealer.

[@loidaperez3174]

@@LovelyEtc great thanks😊

[@crystaldavis7412]

@@LovelyEtc do you use oil base paints to stencil?

[@deegazzo]

Want to try this, only one question, do you let the paint dry before taking off the stencil?

[@LovelyEtc]

You can remove the stencil right away, just carefully remove it so you aren't smudging the paint. Hope that helps!

[@kriswilliamson1647]

Love the video. If I wanted to use vinyl, what kind of vinyl and do I spray the vinyl?

[@rkenney9119]

Great tips. How do you get the tacky stuff that is on the wood when you lift the stencil?

[@LovelyEtc]

I've never had tacky stuff left behind on the wood. Make sure you are using repositionable adhesive and try to keep it on the wood for only a few minutes. That should keep it from leaving behind a residue. But if for some reason, there is a bit of residue, try very lightly wiping it with alcohol or an adhesive remover. Just be careful if your wood is finished because it could remove the finish.

[@kristincofrancisco]

Do you have to use specific wood stencils the stencil a wood dresser or can you use a regular stencil

[@LovelyEtc]

It's more about the paint that you use. You don't have to use wood stencils. Just follow the steps shown so you don't have any issues with the finish. Good luck!

[@user-xd5so5qh7j]

So, just to understand, if we put the mod podge on first, then we would be painting over the mod podge instead of the wood, correct? I'm not sure I quite understand. Thank you!

[@LovelyEtc]

Hi. After putting your stencil in place, but before stenciling, you can paint a thin layer of Mod Podge over the top of the stencil. This helps keep the stencil in place and eliminate any leaking. Then you go ahead and paint. Hope this helps!

[@user-xd5so5qh7j]

@@LovelyEtc Thanks! Sorry, but just one more clarification, please . . . When you paint the thin layer of Mod Podge over the top of the stencil, it's as though you are just outlining the letters on the top edge, right? You don't want any of the Mod Podge to actually touch the wood that you are eventually going to be stenciling with paint, right? I guess my question is, if you're just painting a thin layer of Mod Podge over the top of the stencil, I don't see how it makes a difference with the stenciling that is going to be coming up, or what happens underneath the stencil. Thanks!

[@marydodge9844]

I was getting ready to try my hand and stenciling a pattern on a piece of flea market furniture I was using to experiment with - something I wouldn't mind "ruining" if it went badly. So I watched several KZbin videos about stenciling, how to avoid the paint leaking under the stencil, etc., but yours was the ONLY one I saw that mentioned using the makeup sponges (which amazingly enough I happened to have on hand!). Oh. My. God. That worked SO well!! I'd experimented on a piece of scrap wood with one of the those little sponge daubers and didn't care for that, but didn't really want to invest in a stenciling brush just yet either. So glad I didn't because the makeup sponges worked amazingly well. Thank you so much for sharing your tricks!

[@patsysanchez3173]

How do you clean the tacky spray off the stencil after you are done using it?

[@LovelyEtc]

I tried a bunch of different methods and goo gone works really well for getting it off with no scrubbing.

[@nellielee2915]

Where can I get the reusable stencil to make a porch sign? and what size should I use for my sign? I bought a sheet of wood and had them cut it into four 5ft.5" tall and 11" wide. this my first time and I want to stop just admiring everyone beautiful sign and try making me one. Thanks for sharing your tips and creations.

[@LovelyEtc]

Yes, you can definitely do it! I found this set of stencils on Amazon that make two different vertical porch stencils - amzn.to/3GyyDGC. And I bet you can find more just by googling 'porch stencil' Good luck!

[@stevegenest8157]

First timer here. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!☺️

[@LovelyEtc]

You're so welcome!

[@sandiburgess5902]

Good instruction. Do you spray after stenciling with a sealer?

[@leeannarguien2747]

Hi. I am new to crafting. This helps. I bought the spray. I have wood slice ornaments. Do I just let the adhesive dry? Does it stay sticky?

[@LovelyEtc]

Spray the adhesive on the stencil and then it is ready to use immediately. Put it in place on your wood slices and stencil. As soon as you are done stenciling remove the stencil. There will be adhesive residue on your stencil that you can clean off when you are done but there shouldn't be residue on the wood. Good luck!

[@kenjackman2869]

How do you clean the adhesive off the board when you are finished?

[@SmittenKitten.]

I put matte Mod Podge down first, but it ended up pulling up the paint when I lifted the stencil up. I don't know how people make it work! I'm going to try to fix up the issues with your toothpick trick! Thanks!

[@LovelyEtc]

Oh no! Hopefully the toothpick fixes it up well! In the future, another trick you can try if you are stenciling a painted surface is to paint over the stencil with the same paint color as your base, let it dry, and then paint your actual stencil color. It does the same thing as the mod podge. I hope that helps for next time!

[@patsysanchez3173]

How do you clean the stencil after you use the tacky spray?

[@LovelyEtc]

I tested a bunch of different cleaners for this and goo gone works great for removing the spray adhesive.

[@nellielee2915]

You mention about using the mod podge, but I'm not clear on how you said apply the mod podge on the stencil. And thanks again for mant great tips

[@LovelyEtc]

If you use mod podge, just put your stencil in place on the wood and brush a coat of mod podge over the stencil - you want to add the mod podge over the entire design. The mod podge will help seal the edges of the stencil to the surface you are stenciling. And since it is clear, it won't show. Once the mod podge dries, paint your stencil as normal. Then remove the stencil and that's it!

[@d732003]

I have had so much trouble with stenciling, until I saw your video. The makeup wedge has made all of the difference. Thank you so much.

[@eltonroberts8817]

Very cool...silly question 🤔 so if you used adhesive spray how did stencil come off so nicely?.....great video

[@LovelyEtc]

Thanks! If you use repositionable spray adhesive, it doesn't stick the stencil down permanently. It just gets tacky enough to stay in place and then as long as you remove it before too much time has passed, it pulls away easily.

[@cadoo5591]

The makeup sponge technique is genious! Who woulda thunk? AND the Mod Podge idea, fabulous! Thanks for posting! 🥰

[@carolynlaird8534]

I can barely hear your video

[@tabithamackenzie2172]

The make-up sponge idea... SUPERB. I've struggled with the painting (even with mod podge) bleeding. I used my cricut and stencil vinyl... So much better with the sponge. THANK YOU

[@LovelyEtc]

I am so glad it helped! The makeup sponge really does make a huge difference.

[@marahuckeba5463]

Okay well how do you make the damn stencil itself?

[@LovelyEtc]

Here is a tutorial for making a stencil. www.lovelyetc.com/how-to-make-a-stencil/

[@JenniferBlevins-xx7yw]

Do you have to let the modge podge dry before painting?

[@LovelyEtc]

It's best to let it dry before painting.

[@2frans]

How can I clean the glue residue from my painted sign? Your video is excellent! Thank you!

[@LovelyEtc]

Thanks! If there is glue residue on your sign, I would let the paint fully dry for several days first and then test goo gone in a small section to make sure it doesn't disturb the paint. Goo gone works great for removing any adhesive from the stencil too. And make sure the spray adhesive you use is repositionable because it shouldn't leave much residue on the sign.

[@wbell539]

Great advice! I especially like what you told us about how to make a stencil not look like a stencil! Thank you.

[@LovelyEtc]

So glad you found it helpful.

[@bradgoliphant]

I have never been able to get a stencil that clean.

[@LovelyEtc]

Try using the small sponge and just a little paint at a time. It really makes a huge difference!

[@bradgoliphant]

@@LovelyEtc Well, I watched several videos before i started, even using stencil adhesive spray, and it always made a mess of things if I tried to put two coats. A single coat went on ok, but it was so light it was not what I wanted. So I wend over twice and everything bleed. Never again. Ended up hand painting everything. Thanks.

[@bernitacadman1216]

Thank you. My first time stenciling.

[@LovelyEtc]

Good luck! Stenciling is such a quick way to make great stuff!

[@ireneguerra6143]

Thanks for the video. This may be a dumb question, but does acrylic paint wash off the wood once it's dry? Does it have to be sealed? I'd like to make an outdoor sign. TIA

[@LovelyEtc]

Not a dumb question! Acrylic paint won't wash off once it is dry. But if you are planning to use this outside, using a sealer might be a good idea to make it last longer. The sealer will help protect the paint from fading over time from sun and rain.

[@michellehenson984]

If you were standing in front of me, I’d want you to hugs you!! That Mod Podge trick just put me on track!!

[@LovelyEtc]

Yay, I'm so glad it helped!

[@jspyrogram]

Thanks!!

[@lindarogers1381]

Loved your $.25 investment in the board! I try to look at a thrift store item and ask how could this be transformed into something beautiful...

[@LovelyEtc]

Yes, me too!

[@msdevannh]

Does the adhesive leave any sort of film on the wood?

[@LovelyEtc]

I haven't had any issue with the adhesive leaving a film.

[@tamimorgan8903]

I have looked at many but you have helped me the best that is inexpensive and that works the best. /thanks!

[@LovelyEtc]

Glad to help!

[@odettej2551]

Thank you so much 😊

[@218carm]

Great tutorial. I have used a spray-on adhesive that I bought at a craft store for some of my plastic stencils. But had issues because the adhesive also stuck to the wood which was partially painted. So when I removed the stencil the paint came too. I had to sand and redo the whole wood round, very frustrating. Do you recommend the spray adhesive that you used in this video? Any suggestions from anyone would be helpful. Thanks ahead of time. :)

[@LovelyEtc]

Yes, the one I used is Alene's repositionable spray adhesive and I haven't had problems with it. Make sure any spray adhesive you use is repositionable - meaning the glue stays tacky so you can move the stencil around once you've attached it. Another thing to keep in mind is it can take fresh paint a few weeks to fully cure or harden so I wouldn't use spray adhesive if you are stenciling something that has just been painted.

[@donnacarey4894]

Thank you so much. I am very crafty but could not do a stencil without paint seepage for nothing. Like the make up sponge and the spray adhesive. Heard about the mod podge but have not used that yet. Really thanks for this tutorial.

[@LovelyEtc]

I'm so glad I could help!

[@marilu191]

How can I clean the adhesive from the back without using harsh chemicals such as goo gone, etc. thanks in advance! Love the tut

[@LovelyEtc]

I've had good luck using dawn dish soap and hot water, but it does take a bit of elbow grease.

[@readingisfreedom9756]

Thank You great instructions!

[@julieannalbuzbeba253]

I just want to say thank you SO MUCH for the tip on using the makeup sponges! It was a total game changer!! When I first started stenciling I bought the special stenciling brushes, the sponge stampers....I just couldn't get it to work. Even with the spray adhesive...which is another game changer in itself! The makeup sponges are in a league of their own! They worked amazing and so much cheaper than the other brushes. Thank you so much for the tips!

[@wvgsyoutubechannel7630]

Nice

[@LovelyEtc]

Thanks!

[@kimadams8668]

So you stain mod podge, and then stencil

[@LovelyEtc]

Yes. Those are the steps.

[@ginachu3654]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who uses toothpicks for detailing things lol

[@LovelyEtc]

Absolutely! It works. 😁

[@jennifersedo8241]

Love the toothpick trick.... thanks

[@LovelyEtc]

It makes such a big difference!

[@aok2727]

Such a clear explanation, thank you

[@LovelyEtc]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RebeccaArtessa-ji4tx]

Great informative video! No wasted time watching tedious repetitive motions.

[@LovelyEtc]

Thank you!

[@karashea7823]

HALLELUJAH!! I finally now know what I've been doing wrong THANK YOU!!!

[@LovelyEtc]

Glad I could help!

[@joanmacleod1362]

This video was so helpful. Thank you so much😊

[@lisamarsha7521]

Great tutorial. I'm getting ready to do my first stencil and this is so helpful!

[@LovelyEtc]

Glad it was helpful! Have fun!!

[@indianaajoness]

Did you put the spray adhesive on back and front of stencil?

[@LovelyEtc]

Spray it on the back of the stencil - it will hold it in place on the wood.

[@nataliehendricks7277]

Do you wait until it's completely dry before you remove the stencil?

[@LovelyEtc]

No, you don't have to wait until it's completely dry. In fact, it's actually better not to, because when the paint is fully dry it is more likely to peel. You can remove the stencil as soon as you are done stenciling. Just be sure not to touch the actual stenciled design until it is fully dry.

[@roxannmcfarland9270]

Thank you!!

[@Sonia102875]

How do u clean your stencils?

[@LovelyEtc]

I have a video all about this - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hobPpYmQr8h1ias

[@roseoftheenglish9127]

Thanks for this video! Do you know if mod podge is safe to use for baby furniture? X

[@LovelyEtc]

Mod podge is non-toxic and water-based and can be used on toys, but they say on their website not to use it on things teething babies will put in their mouths.

[@jfc723]

Question... what are the advantages of using stencils method rather than just use the vinyl letters? Or is it just a preference? Thanks

[@LovelyEtc]

It's mostly just preference. I like the look of actual paint better than vinyl letters; I feel like I can always tell when a sign is made from vinyl. Although you can also use vinyl letters as a stencil by painting the letter color, adding the vinyl, painting the background color, and removing the vinyl. That method looks good tool I just find stenciling easier.

[@tawanascruggs6069]

Great tutorial. Wow who knew about using a toothpick to fill in the spaces👍🏽.

[@LovelyEtc]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sc3858]

Hi! Great video. Now I see why I had so much paint bleeding for my first project. Could you recommend another temporary adhesive spray? The one you are showing in your video is $42 on Amazon…. A bit too expensive 😅😅

[@LovelyEtc]

Yikes, $42 is definitely too much! I just checked and it looks like the price is down now, but another great option is Stencil Ease Spray Adhesive - amzn.to/3voF2Py

[@sc3858]

@@LovelyEtc thank you, but this one even more . It is $54 😂 maybe because I am in Canada? 😢😔

[@robynhillier4002]

Hi, you seem to know a lot about plastic stencils? How do you clean them? I can’t get the paint to come off without scrubbing which bends and ruins my stencils. Thanks :)

[@LovelyEtc]

I used to have the same problem! I found that Goof Off household cleaner is great for cleaning stencils. Just apply, scrub very lightly, and rinse. It makes it so much easier.

[@robynhillier4002]

@@LovelyEtc oh wow. Never heard of that. I’ll pick some up and give it a try. Thanks so much. I can only see the goof off household heavy duty remover at my local Canadian tire so I’ll get that and try it. Hopefully that’s the one you mean.

[@robynhillier4002]

@@LovelyEtc oh wow. Never heard of that. I’ll pick some up and give it a try. Thanks so much. I can only see the goof off household heavy duty remover at my local Canadian tire so I’ll get that and try it. Hopefully that’s the one you mean.

[@ChrisThon]

That toothbrush and modpodge trick is awesome! 👏

[@LovelyEtc]

Yes, it helps so much!