Stencil Ease Adhesive Spray (Stencil Ease Repositionable)

This worked wonderfully for my DIY project. I used it to paint stencils onto a pair of jeans, and it made the whole process so much easier and cleaner. What I really appreciated was that it was repositionable — so if I needed to adjust or move the stencil, I could do so without any mess or hassle. It held the stencil in place perfectly while I painted, and there was no sticky residue left behind. I highly recommend for anyone working with stencils, especially on fabric.

I tested the two topped rated products for stenciling adhesive. I did my testing side by side and this one was the winner. It was the best because it held on to the acrylic paint surface. It was the best one because it could be removed and repositioned a lot better than the other top rated spray can. I expected the other product to do better because it has a slightly higher rating. But for my case this one is the winner. The stencil I was using was made from freezer paper. It worked beautifully when sprayed on the glossy plastic side. After removing the stencil and storing it in the safe place, I was able to use it 24 hours later and it still held to the surface. I love this product.

This works well and doesn't leave a residue on the surface as long as you let it dry before putting the stencil on the surface to be painted. I knocked it one star because it will leave a residue if you don't.

Works great with my stencils

Don’t even try stenciling a floor or wall without this. Tape will NOT work effectively! Wait a few minutes to dry before using. It will not leave residue on a previously painted surface.I re-sprayed a couple times without cleaning it and it was still effective.

I've only used Elmer's brand of tac glue but it was way better than this stuff. This stuff dries too fast and doesn't stick very well. Would not recommend.

Very stick and tacky, does job needed. Dries quickly and not much of an odor.

I’ve gone through two cans of this now, used more or less exclusively to spray on the backs of sandpaper in my shop, when attaching it to odd sanding forms. There’s a small learning curve to get the most out of it, but I like that it sticks when you want it to and peels off easily when you want to change the sandpaper, without leaving a residue. If you leave it on too long (weeks!) it will leave some residue, but that is easily removed with mineral spirits. I have no complaints.