iCraft iCraft Pixie Spray Stencil Adhesive, Repositionable, Low Tack, 3.81 Ounces

Great product, bought it for my wife for her furniture re-repair business and it has worked exceptionally well

This was a game changer for my sublimation projects — tumblers, ornaments, keychains, mugs, towels. I still occasionally use blue heat resistant tape, but I am always afraid it will leave marks. The spray allows pretty easy repositioning of the sublimation paper design, and I find it easier to use than the tape in most cases. I did have a couple instances of trying to reposition the printed sublimation paper cutout on keychain blanks, and the sublimation ink left a few small marks, but I was able to work around them. I will continue to order more.

After using quite a few repositionable sprays, I'd almost given up. None seem to work right. Large spray drops, too sticky, not sticky enough, etc. I ran across "Pixie" on a YouTube video and decided to give it a try. It's perfect. If you have trouble with "ghosting," I recommend giving this spray a shot. It's eliminated almost all of my ghosting problems. So far, this is the best spray I've purchased. I'll definitely be back for more.

I used this product to make the numbering part with stencils on my Scrabble Family Tiles. It adheres well-though even will pressure rolling down the stencil I did have paint leakage. I suspect this may have been because the tile was not perfectly smooth. However, I had a lot of difficulty removing the sticky stuff off my stencils. Soap and water failed, also the alcohol based sanitizer. In, fact the sanitizer made it worse! It tuned it into a gummy residue. The paint would not come completely off either. I am going to try acetone as another customer recommended.

“I use this spray for stenciling on wood signs, and it makes a huge difference. Pros: -It holds stencils firmly in place, even on textured wood, and gives me clean, crisp lines with no paint bleed. -The stencil lifts off easily without leaving sticky residue or pulling up paint. Cons: -Just be sure to spray in a ventilated area—the smell is strong. I recommend you let it sit for a minute before placing the stencil for best results.