Star Floor Stencil,Wall Stencil,Tile Stencil,Floor Stencils for Painting Floors 12x12,Reusable Wall Stencil for Painting Large Pattern Set of 4

I used only the star part for a basement floor project. I did a little trial and error to try to prevent bleeding and found a foam roller that was minimally saturated with paint did the trick. As I was working on a cement floor, not a smooth surface, I knew I wouldn’t get 100% coverage for the project but didn’t have any issue getting all the way to the point. As long as I didn’t press hard, I had minimal movement of the stencil or bleeding even on my paper bag test surface. Stencils are thin but sturdy. If they were any thicker, it would be harder to transfer paint to the surface without too much pressure on the roller. Love that they came with 4 stencils in the package making it easier to keep things aligned between rows. Would buy again

The media could not be loaded.  I'm satisfied with my purchase and how it turned out. I've worked with stencils before but never on flooring. The only thing I would change is they need to add an adhesive to keep it still while using. I had to use painters tape. Once I got the hang of it it was easy. Make sure to use a small microfiber roller and put very little paint otherwise it will bleed under the stencil and smear. Other than that great product.

These stencils worked wonderfully for my entryway walls. I ordered 4 of the same design to make the process go a little quicker. I also used Elmer’s spray adhesive lightly spray the backside in order to keep the stencils in place and foam roller to apply the paint. I applied the paint in very light layers, making sure I did not oversaturate the roller to prevent the paint from traveling outside the lines. I cleaned between each application. The one thing that would make these better is if they offered an edging option for corners. These are pretty stiff stencils so it was very difficult to bend to get into the corners.

Anyone can just paint their porch but this added a bit extra appeal! Easy to use, And fun to do!

So follow directions on how to apply this with spray mount adhesion so you can enjoy the best experience. I had a lot of footage to cover so what I did is I pieced a set of 12 together with some painters tape and set it on the patio. I wish I had used the spray mount, it would have made it a cleaner look and I'll have to go over it again but the package came with 4 stencils, I ordered 4 and was really impressed with the way everything came together.

I used this to create a table top, super happy

Used to stencil faux tile in my shed, other reviews helpfully suggested almost dry roller (too saturated and it bled under the stencil, same with paint brush) and the dry roller worked best. I also used on some wood pieces with spray paint which was good as well with slightly feathered edges

If you have textured walls or are planning on using this on anything other than a completely flat surface, then you might want to reconsider using another stencil. I was very happy to find that the description on this product is accurate regarding the dimensions, however was not thrilled with how thin the plastic is especially with the amount of cutouts this stencil has. No matter how much I tried to prep the surface area that I was working with, the paint just bled through the stencil and ended up looking like a 'blob' of sorts. Paint rollers didn't work (sponge, fabric, etc.), Stencil brushes didn't work either. The only solution I was able to come up with so that the stencils didn't end up being a complete waste was tracing the entire stencil in black Sharpie as my pattern was supposed to be painted with black paint anyway. While tracing with the Sharpie markers, was when I realized exactly how thin the plastic was in certain parts of the stencil because it would bend/flex and would shift just trying to trace some of the lines/triangles - waaay to flexible in my opinion.If you have time like I do and don't mind spending several hours if not days, possibly weeks to get this pattern out of your stencil then go for it; otherwise I'd try and consider an easier pattern to paint and go with another stencil option.