How To Use Spray Adhesive When Stenciling With Cutting Edge Stencils

[@nuvoclassic]

Thank you for this great tutorial! Yours was the only video - of many - that I watched trying to find out how to store tacky stencils! tfs!

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

You are so welcome!

[@soniaortiz4409]

Thank you for sharing 😊

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

Thanks for watching!

[@burhansworld6790]

Great video. Can we use this spray for stencil on canvas. Pls reply. Thank you

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

Hi, I don't see why not but I always do a test in an inconspicuous area to make sure there are issues. Good luck!

[@theshop5331]

Nice, thanks! Can I use oil paint for an exterior project on aged galvanized metal?

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

You could but it just takes forever to dry and they're difficult to work with. Acrylic paints are so good these days that I would could certainly use them.

[@melodystevechandra2529]

When you wash your stencil to get the paint off, the adhesive doesn’t come off? Oh I love the idea about the wax paper too. I never heard about that before.

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

Hi, No, in most cases spray adhesive is solvent based so it's not soluble in water. To me, it's not worth it to try to clean off the adhesive. Hope this helps!

[@melodystevechandra2529]

Thank you for answering my question

[@nuvoclassic]

@@CuttingEdgeStencilsYour 'NOT cleaning' stencil advice was the BEST info I've found after watching many PIXIE SPRAY craft adhesive videos... tfs!

[@arshadarsha]

I love that stencil?? Is that hard to do with the brown vein running thru some if the cotton plants?

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

Here's a video for you! kzbin.info/www/bejne/opzaeoaims9jqbs

[@renevandermeijden5357]

Great, what type of paper are you using?

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

Hi, If you are referring to the paper on the back of the stencil for storage it's just wax paper. If you are referring to the stencil, it's made out of Mylar.

[@2superfunnygirls]

Does this work on slightly curved surfaces? Thanks!

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

It should work like a charm!

[@ninafranklin1354]

How do we remove adhesive glue from a wood wall without damaging the airbrushing design underneath? Thank you.

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

Hi, Sounds tricky but what you'll need to figure out is what solvent will work to soften the adhesive but not the airbrushing. I would try paint thinner. Don't use alcohol or lacquer thinner. Good Luck!

[@Thatsmessedupman]

Do you think it will stick to to thick rubber?

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

Hi, The spray adhesive will definitely stick to the rubber. Don't know if it would hold the rubber on the wall though.

[@Dino-qo5yf]

will it stick to metal?...I'm doing a small stencil on a car....

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

Yes, it should just fine!

[@Dino-qo5yf]

@@CuttingEdgeStencils ok, ty

[@onjisan]

Any issues with pulling paint off the wall when removing the stencil?

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

Hi, That would only happen if the wall wasn't properly prepared. But I would still go easy with the spray adhesive and make sure it dries to "knuckle tack" before using the stencil. Good Luck!

[@JR-ol3hx]

So I tried stenciling for the first time. I use a basking spray because it said it was temporary and repositionable. I let it dry for about 3 minutes before I put on my piece of furniture to stencil, but it ended up leaving a little bit of a sticky residue. My question is do you have any tips on how to remove it without affecting the stain or is it okay to spray polyurethane over it anyways

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

Hi, You could try paint thinner on a rag and very lightly see if that removes it. Don't use alcohol. Test the paint thinner in an inconspicuous area to make sure it doesn't remove your artwork. Good luck!

[@JR-ol3hx]

@@CuttingEdgeStencils thanks!!

[@jhenniceamorrow5936]

Thanks! Great stencil. Do you offer painting tutorials?

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

Hi, Check out all our stenciling tutorials on our YT channel!

[@meadenaloyd7497]

Will this work with stencils cut from cardstock?

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

I wouldn't recommend it. The paint starts to ruin the card stock.

[@ldyharp]

can you so this on fabric?

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

Yes, as long as you don't use too much. And you should let it dry a bit first. Good luck!

[@nuvoclassic]

P.S. I liked AND subbed!!!

[@CuttingEdgeStencils]

Excellent! Thanks!