Description

How to Use

Position the stencil over the desired area of your model and secure it using Blu Tack (or a similar reusable adhesive putty) or low-tack modeling masking tape.

Using Blu Tack creates a small gap between the stencil and the model surface, allowing you to achieve soft, diffused camouflage edges. For sharper patterns, position the stencil closer to the surface.

For the best results, use properly thinned paint and apply it in several thin, controlled layers. Gradually build up the color intensity to achieve a realistic camouflage appearance without excessive paint buildup.

The flexible plastic allows the stencils to follow curved surfaces, making them suitable for spraying camouflage patterns even in hard-to-reach areas.

The stencils are reusable and can be combined with other airbrush stencils to create a wide variety of camouflage effects.

Stencil Cleaning and Maintenance

If cleaning is necessary, we recommend using technical alcohol immediately after use, before the paint has dried. Prompt cleaning helps reduce the risk of material damage and extends the lifespan of the stencil.

Avoid cleaning agents for lacquer or acrylic paints that contain acetone or similarly aggressive solvents, as these may damage or deform the plastic.

Use only cleaning agents that are compatible with plastic and do not affect its structure.

Gently clean the stencil with a soft brush and allow it to dry. Do not soak the stencil in cleaning solutions.

Proper maintenance helps preserve the stencil’s fine details, original shape, and functionality for repeated use.