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When you apply the larger stencils you will really need some help. Make sure you concentrate and again, squeegee out any air bubbles that sit near any edges of the stencil as they will allow paint to leak in underneath. I sprayed this red over a 3 day period, I left 24 hours in between light coats and then left it another 24 hours before I removed the stencil.
When you spray over stencils like this be very careful not to spray too much paint in the smaller cutout area's like the two whiskers near the nose in this shot, because when you are spraying it appears that there is not enough paint going in those small spaces BUT what happens is that you spray too much in there and it really loads up the small hole with lots of paint. When you remove the stencil you will get scratchy and feathery edges as the extra paint that sits around the inners edges of the small holes will definitely peel off.
Other than that small problem this red has come out very nicely and I will leave it a week or two before I stick the blue stencils down over the top of it.
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