The adhesive feature of the stencils can be used effectively approximately 6-12 times. After continuous use, it will simply turn into a regular stencil. To recharge the adhesion, you can purchase stencil spray adhesive from any craft store.

To recharge the adhesion on a stencil, you can purchase stencil spray adhesive from any craft store. You can also use them like regular stencils and use painter tape to affix them to the wall.

Yes, but with textured walls, it is important to use light coats, particularly around the edges of the stencil. Be sure you have background paint for touch-ups should you experience any paint bleeding. We’d be happy to send you a sample. Contact Us to request a sample.

We created the Large and Small Scale versions of certain stencil designs to give you options. The Small Scale is simply a scaled down or shrunken version of the Large Scale. If you want more pattern on your wall or if you are working on a small project then the small scale is ideal. If you are going for a bit more of an open less dense look, then the large scale may be what you're looking for.

The reason why we created a long and short version of a number of our allover stencils is to accommodate the needs of different stenciling projects. If you have an accent wall that has little to no obstructions (windows, doors, shelves, etc.) then the Long Version is best because it will expedite the stenciling process. If you are working in a tighter space with many corners and obstructions, then the Short Version is better because it is smaller and makes it easier to get around these obstacles. There is no difference in the design scale between the long and short versions. The only difference is in the size of the sheet of plastic and the amount of repeats.