Brick Stencil - Brighten Up Your Home - Wall Stencil for Painting, Brick Design

This stencil was easy to use both with putting it on and also in finding the repeat. I used it on my concrete wall in my unfinished basement just to add some fun "art" and I love it. I used blue and black spray paint and it held up really well through the entire project. It was really fun to use.

I’m loving this stencil. I’ll blotting my paint with a towel, so I’m hand painting each brick. Pretty easy!! You have to wait for paint to dry to go side by side. So if you’re in a time crunch, buy 2 stencils

These take some finesse. I'm happy with results and this is a great stencil but it's hard to use the stencil for things like corner or partial bricks. This wall took me all day. I had a lot of cleanup because I wasn't about to wait for the paint to dry to move the stencil and do the next part.

I bought this stencil to make my exterior cinder block basement walls look nicer. I had a lot of issues with the stencil bleeding that required considerable clean up. The material of the stencil is too wobbly. As others mention, I was having to free hand a lot of bricks at the sides, top, and bottom, of the walls. The free handing of bricks and clean up, just add too much time on an already time consuming project. In the end, I am satisfied with the walls but I'm not sure I'd recommend this particular stencil. It does look better in the picture due to the distance. Oh...and cleaning the product, super difficult due to the wobbly factor.

The stencil wasn’t the easiest. The paint bled through here and there and lining it up wasn’t super easy either (hard to keep your lines straight, and I’m not sure if that was because my placement was ever so slightly off or if the bricks are ever so slightly different sizes and so mess you up. At the end of the day though, the end-product very much so looks like painted-on brick. I think it looks better in photos than in person. But it’s decent.

I originally planned on installing real tile but thought about the cost, time and possible damage to the drywall in the future if I decided I wanted I wanted to remove it. So instead I tried stenciling.Product was fairly easy to use. I adhered the stencil with painters tape. Then applied my acrylic paints to each brick with sponges.I love the results.

I used the stencil on two different walls. I watched YouTube videos to get tips. The Stencil Ease adhesive was a huge help.

Was super excited to use to do my project in my house, Ana’s the stencil looks like my first grader cut out the bricks while watching TV 🙄