- THOUSANDS OF USES: We make our stencils from thick, durable, and reusable 14 mil mylar plastic - the best and strongest stencil material available. Chemical and moisture resistance allows for easy cleaning.
- ENDLESS PROJECT OPTIONS: Stencils are great on flat and curved media, and work with tons of surfaces like concrete, wood, skin, plastic, grass, walls, metal, canvas, glass, fabric, and more!
- CHOOSE YOUR APPLICATION: Apply almost any type of paint using stencil brushes, foam daubers, rollers, spray cans, airbrushing equipment, sponges, pens, pencils, markers, or whatever you can dream up.
- SATISFACTION GUARANTEE: We work hard to design and create the strongest, best stencils on the market, so we wholeheartedly stand behind their quality by offering a satisfaction guarantee.
- PACK OF 6 OPTION: Our smaller sizes (2 inches, 3 inches, and 4 inches) come in one pack of 6, where you get two of each size, making it easy to match the right size for your next project!
Quickly and easily paint complex designs like this Staring Tiger onto concrete, wood, plastic, metal, glass, walls, canvas, and skin with durable plastic stencils.
Whether you’re a DIY master, an experienced crafter, or a novice artist, it’s important to use the right tools to achieve the desired results for your projects.
DURABILITY MEETS VERSATILITY
We created the Stencil Stop Staring Tiger Stencil to provide a template for success throughout a variety of projects and applications. Made from durable, thick 14 mil mylar plastic, our stencils can last for hundreds to thousands of uses, while remaining flexible for application on many surfaces. So don’t procrastinate on that next project - we’re here to help you paint between the lines so you have one less thing to worry about.
Product details:
- Durable and reusable material
- Great on both flat and curved surfaces
- Chemical resistance for easy cleaning
- Made in USA with high-precision equipment
Click “Add to Cart” now and never let procrastination keep you from getting that next project finished.
