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Hi David
I would have concerns using any kind of air brush as it might lift the stencil ever so much..... The stencils I have seen that were used repeatedly were made of cut out brass sheets and very rigid....... and they used a roller ( in Black) and the dabbing brush was a well worn caked short hair thing that had turned into a felt like glob of semi dried paint....... worked well on wooden crates going up North. Crates had the lettering over painted white and reused....... This was done in a wharehouse and in some cases the trucks were idling at the dock to be loaded..... Your tool box is really well done........ not sure they would have been all done so neatly in a shipping department........ reminds me of all the highly visible spot welds done on CMP bodies..... if it was solid it got shipped. Love to follow all your hard work!!!! Cheers
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada |
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