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Posted: 5/4/2025 2:13:36 PM EDT
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I’m looking for a source that makes good plyable stencils to put a camo pattern on a couple guns. I don’t mind adhesive backed as long as it doesn’t leave residue. It’s a bonus if they’re reusable since I have numerous to do. The more camo options they offer the better since I haven’t settled on a pattern yet. I was considering using the lightning shaped stencils. They look like they would do a good job emulating branches in the fall or winter. Application will be airbrush with air dry Cerakote. |
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Primary Arms has some that are not adhesive, just basically a sheet of silicone with cutouts that you lay over the surface and spray. There will be some feathering of the colors since it doesn't seal to the surface, but I have used the tiger stripe one with decent results. |
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Originally Posted By JKinAZ: Primary Arms has some that are not adhesive, just basically a sheet of silicone with cutouts that you lay over the surface and spray. There will be some feathering of the colors since it doesn't seal to the surface, but I have used the tiger stripe one with decent results. I’ll check those out. I don’t mind blended edges. I’ve tried making the diy silicone stencils. I wish I could get the hang of that. That type of stencil in the pattern I’d like would be ideal |
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This is what you seek. I've used them and they work great. Never tried to reuse them though. https://www.freedomstencils.com/ |
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I used Acid Tactical for stencils when I did my AUG. No adhesive residue. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Nobody69s: This is what you seek. I've used them and they work great. Never tried to reuse them though. https://www.freedomstencils.com/ That's who I've bought stick-on stencils from as well. They aren't cheap, but they have a lot of different patterns to choose from and some helpful videos on using them. I've done 2 AR15s with them, I don't see how they would be reusable though if OP is stuck in that requirement. If I had a bunch of guns to do I think I'd research cricket machines and how to make your own stick on stencils. |
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Originally Posted By Nobody69s: This is what you seek. I've used them and they work great. Never tried to reuse them though. https://www.freedomstencils.com/ Thanks alll. This link has more what I’m looking for I think. I have some spray through stencils like what was shown in the other link posted. I wasn’t sure how well the pattern would transfer with that type of stencil on contoured areas. |
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