ORACAL Oramask 813 Low-Tack Paint Stencil Vinyl Roll Bundle (10ft x 1ft w/Transfer Paper)

I used to order this frequently years ago when I was crafting a lot, I reordered to do a project and it works as well as I remember.

I volunteer at a youth camp and have made 70 signs in the first month. I put this vinyl on the wood before my CNC router cuts the letters. Then I spray paint, let it dry, remove the vinyl, and apply a clear gloss finish.

Loved this for a sticky stencil. Adhesive was good, but not as hard to remove as the name brand which was a huge plus. Only issue I had was the amount of transfer tape provided did to correlate with the amount of stencil film.

The worst!! It weeds ok, but it doesn't stay flat at all. It ripples up everywhere.

Okay, I was looking for a stencil vinyl to cut with my Maker for reusable stencils to paint text on little succulent planters I make. I was getting the Vivvid brand to try out but I got this bc it’s Oracal, right? You assume Oracal is a tried and true. Well, I ran one mat with both brands. I wasn’t sure about the cut settings and couldn’t find the thickness for either product so I just picked one. It went horribly wrong. The reviews about it lifting on the carrier are accurate. It wasn’t too bad to cut from the roll and I used a scraper to flatten it down, that worked but the pressure was picking up the cut pieces and it jacked up the whole stencil! Top left is my first run. Granted, these are teeny tiny designs with a decent amount of detail. The vivvid didn’t have any of those issues even with the pressure set too high. Determined not to quit, I paused the cut and Changed the material setting to Cricut stencil vinyl but I lost connection and had to start the mat completely over so it was cutting on top of already cut vinyl. That was a disaster but again, the Vivvid held up to my constant attacks! The bottom stencil is the Vivvid after all that abuse. Still set on not wasting it, I tried a brand new mat, used the Cricut vinyl setting, and also changed the pressure to less pressure. That seemed to do the trick and it came out great (top right) even with all those tiny cuts. Both brands stuck to and removed from my surfaces (used with concrete and glass) very easily and both prevented any bleeding under the stencils. Both also cleaned up easily with a quick rinse under water and both worked just as well after washing and reusing. All that being said, if you have this, it will work well as long as you can get the right pressure setting on your machine. If you’re looking for a brand to try, the Vivvid is a much better price and a ton less hassle!

Not the size I expected. Picture looks decieving

This was awesome stencil vinyl. I ended up running out and quickly picking up some cricut stencil. Circuits was AWFUL. Went thru an entire roll of cricut and ruined it, not a single useful stencil from it. Had to use a mat in order to cut. If I had only had more of this kind. Oracal will be my only go to for stencil vinyl now. Great price for the length.

Product is easy to use and is forgiving. Works with my brother scan n' cut with the cut depth set to 1.5. I've read some reviews about the film separating from the backing, just use a ruler to smooth out any air bubbles. Works easily. Great product for airbrushing, easy to reapply too. I'll keep purchasing this for future projects. The price is excellent considering how well it works.