Redleg Camo Stencil kit (X-Large, Phantom)

Used this design for my duck boat. In the pictures I did the base layer then the top layer. Looks great once finished. When painting take into account shape of the boat and use something like a stick to press stencil up to the surface to not get a faded design.

This worked perfectly for my application (painting a kayak). It was easy to use and store for future projects.

Very easy to use.

Used to paint a cooler - turned out amazing. Very easy to use

First off my boat looks 20 years newer and I am satisfied with the stencils however they are not great. They are flexible but they are too flexible. You cannot hold them to the side of your boat without the middle of the stencil drooping off horribly which makes a messy look with overspray if the stencil is not tight against the surface. On a flat surface they work great. Had to cut the stencil in half and make it smaller to help fix this. They need to have more rigidity for sure. Took two people holding the stencil in place tightly and another to spray and that after being cut down. The end result was a nice paint job in my opinion however it would have been much easier if they wasn't so floopy.

The media could not be loaded.  Stencils are tricky to keep tight against a john boat with the support rib on the side...but not impossible! I used stir sticks to keep it up against the boat and worked small sections at a time. Your final product will depend on your color scheme. So try some color options on a piece of wood first. I had a Kaki base and earth brown on first stencil and then black on second with some small sections of creme sprayed over the black before I removed the stencil. You see the final product

I bought the xtra large timber hd, they worked really well on my old truck. It would be beneficial when doing such a large project to have two sets of each stencil, because they get saturated with paint and you have to let the paint dry or else it stars getting crappy and messy. Overall, I’m very pleased with how it turned out.

So after spring a base coat on my boat and then cameling using this kit I would say overall that it is a good kid and the experience was good. I like the results although I don't think they are perfect they are good enough for what I want. If someone wanted better results I think the key would be to allow the stencils to completely dry and tape them down flat for every single time you move to a new spot. I don't have that much patience so I just dealt with a little bit of smearing paint and fingerprints and figured it wouldn't make a difference since I just wanted a little camo on my boat.