Official Geocaching Stencil

This stencil sheet is more perfect than I expected. I trimmed the sheet to use the smaller stencils more effectively by themselves. Once separated, I use blue painters tape to hold onto container surface while painting. Painters tape removes easily. If there is a portion of any stencil that is up high, I put a thin layer of rubber cement on the back side of the stencil. After surface is dried, I use ‘hand sanitizer’ on the stencil to clean any rubber cement off. I am then ready to stencil anothe cache container

Good quality, exactly what i needed...

I wish theybwere pre-cut but that was a minor complaint. I also wish they were packaged in some sort of firm paperboard as the small bits like the flag were bent slightly distorting the end result. All minor issues. I absolutely love it amd I have been slapping the stencil on everything

I have used these stencils time and again. I use painter's tape to stick down the sides of the stencil to the container, then use more tape, lightly stuck to the rest of the side of the container that I am stenciling. This protects your container from overspray. Those little bits of the stencil that tend to stick up a bit? I take a tiny bit of painters tape, roll it sticky side out, and place it under the section of the logo that sticks up. I do this anywhere that the details may be marred by over or underspray. Then lightly spray from a distance with a fine mist. Do this two or three times until it appears that your logo is solidly painted. If you spray your paint too close or in too fine a stream, it will leak under the logo and bleed, causing the image not to be as nice. Remove the stencil and all tape right away. I get great results every time and the spray painted logo is much more durable than any form of decal/sticker.

Works as good, if not better than any stencil that I have used.
If you have used stencils before, you know that light coats are the best, with little to no angle. It is great!