Airbrushing Templates Stencils High Quality, Low Price

http://www.chuckbauman.com

The two biggest problems with commercially available airbrushing templates and stencils to date has been that A) they are horrifyingly expensive and B) that they are no better quality or materials than you can make yourself.

Now that has changed a fellow named Rob Toole in Portland, Oregon -- http://stores.ebay.com/airbrushing-stencils -- is making exceptional quality airbrushing templates and stencils out of very thick material and selling them for a fraction of the price of the previously available products.

So if you have had trouble getting the materials to make your own templates and stencils or you just want to be able to significantly expand your arsenal of art cheaply, you now have Rob's airbrushing templates and stencils to consider.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• airbrushing
• templates
• stencils

[jaja1818]

plastic folders work great..its hard and flexible enough..

[crb1177]

Yes, plastic folders, flexible cutting boards, etc are also good potential template material. Just be sure to test them with the paint you are using to be sure that they are solvent-proof and won't melt from the thinner. Of course water-based paints are safe with any of those materials.

[lowrider1007]

I've used a number of different materials to make stencils. Theres no way i wanna pay those big bucks for stencils when i can make ones that work just fine. In the scrapbooking section of the hobby store, there are stencil making materials, you just have to be resourceful. Thanks Chuck for your expertise and advice, it was a huge help to me when i was getting started! PEACE