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Supplier of material to make a stencil for concrete floor?
I have a customer who requires some stencils for the floor of his factory. The floor is a skimmed concrete one so it is quite smooth. He is using plywood stencils at the moment with a liquid paint but his paint is seeping under the plywood and making a mess of his letters. The stencils need to be re-usable.
Has anyone made stencils like this before and also what sort of paint should he be using?
The area to be stenciled is about 4ft x 4ft.
Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers
Craig
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4 Replies
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The customer could reuse his plywood stencils but use a rubber trim, on the edge of the letter, to stop the paint from spreading out. I saw a board that used a draft excluder type of strip pinned to the edge, it helped to prevent the bleeding of the paint.
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Give AT Brown a call very helpful and stencils is their game.
http://www.atbrown.co.uk/comersus/store/comersus_stencils.asp
Paint wise go for a spray can and an old trick is to knock the bottom out of a cardboard box, place that over the stencil and spray into the box (stops all the over spray) that’s how I used to do Skips for one of our old customers and it worked a treat. 😎
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Apply vinyl graphic to garden pond liner butyl rubber Cut stencil out, and spray through, thats what a mate of mine does dunno what paint though – hope it helps
John
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Thank you to you all for your replies
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