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

It's a good Idea to protect the stenciling. I like a satin waterbased poly.

Yes, they are a bit large for a dresser. If you reach out to customer service they might be able to shrink them for you.

The paint usually doesn't come off the stencil. When the stencil gets really packed with paint, you should clean it.

Yes we did! Ben Moore Ben flat.

Only if you spray way too much on and don't let it tack up. So mist some on and let it dry for a minute or 2.

It should work like a charm!

Hi, Spray adhesive should be available but you can do this project without it. Just make sure you don't have too much paint on your brush or roller and build up your paint coverage slowly. And even if you get a little paint seepage, it won't really be noticeable as it's a natural design. Good Luck!

Yes! Go for it! Just make sure that you don't have too much paint on your brush or roller to avoid paint seepage.

Hi, That stencil is an XL and yes, we ship internationally. Happy Stenciling!

Yep, she committed :)

That would look great!

It sure is!!!

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Hi, If you use a flat sheen paint it dries almost instantly :)

Thanks and good luck!

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Yep, but some people like a weathered look too.

We were going for a more weathered look. :)

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You can get the hang of it very quickly! And then you're hooked :)

Sure! Just use a good quality primer and then seal it with a waterbased spar vanish. Works great!

Because flat paint dries very quickly, especially when you apply thin layers to build up your coverage.

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Bad for the wood though

Yeah, we were going for a more weathered look at our place. Easy enough to power wash or wood bleach ahead of time.

Yeah, we were going for a more weathered look at our place. Easy enough to power wash or wood bleach ahead of time.

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Thanks!

Thanks!

It's a great look :)

Hi, we design them and cut them on expensive lasers :)

That is awesome!

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Just follow the simple steps! Flat paint, dense foam roller and maybe spray adhesive. Don't press down to hard on the roller and don't overload it with paint. It's pretty easy!

If you use flat paint, and don't overload your roller or brush, it dries almost instantly or very quickly at the least.

It just takes some practice. If your surface is smooth, and your brush or roller is not overloaded, and you use some spray adhesive it looks great. And using flat paint is important.

Great!

It's all about the pattern. Some are very busy and some aren't. Hope you find something!

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They do work great :)

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!

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Hi, Sure you can. You could substitute all the grays for different greens. Just make sure that the colors get darker in the foreground! Good luck!

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!

That makes my day :) Thank you!

Hi, The wall was skimmed with a cement texture product called Versiplast. durock.ca/designerfinish/ And then stained with a diluted acrylic wash in a slate blue color. You could try other cement/texture products as well, just make a sample first. Good Luck!

Hi, It's holding up great! The cement is porous and really holds the finish.

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