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Spray Paint a Reusable Stencil made of Mylar

Mark all your supplies and equipment with your business name or logo with our custom mylar stencils. Spray paint reusable stencils easily with the help of some painters tape and finesse with the spray can.

Here we stenciled a plastic bin for our friend Grant to take to the farmers market with his coffee cart.

Reusable Stencil Materials
All you need is your custom reusable stencil, painters tape, and spray paint.
Tape Stencil
Use painter’s tape on all sides of the stencil to help prevent over spray.
Spray Paint the Stencil
Hold the spray can 6″ to 8″ away from the stencil. You can do short blasts or sweeping motions. Use a light touch. Be careful not to spray too much paint as that will cause the paint to bleed behind the stencil.
Reusable Stencil
The reusable stencil made of thin mylar is durable and can withstand several uses. We marked the top and side of this supply bin.
Remove Stencil
If you carefully remove the stencil, you can peel it off even when the paint is still wet.
Stencil Project Complete
Now our friend Grant has marked bins to take to the market.