CHARLESTON. trying to gain more control of the paint. trying to get MORE DETAIL --->DOTS,--->STRIPES,--->LINES more like you guy do w/ Air Brushhhh. going to try CUTTING some STENCILS for DOTS,an spraying at different lenths away!
LINES for MACKREL BACKS ??????
JUST trying to IMPROVE any way I can. want to get more DIRECTION in my SPRAY---. might be ASKING to much from a CAN SPRAY but Ill PLAY with it some more.
GOOD LUCK GOOD PLUGGIN
P.S. sorry I hold them in my HAND an SPRAY W/ the outher.
in addition to cardboard for templates, try using that plastic stuff that toys and electronics are packed in. You know, the stuff that you can never open without a razor and then you end up cutting yourself on the darn plastic (clamshell packaging i think is what it is called). An advantage of the clear plastic is that you can see where you are placing the template and can get a more exact location for it. Add a LITTLE heat (heat gun or blow dryer) and you can shape it a little to mold to your plug for an even crisper line.
WOWTHANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU ALL. you guys are GREAT cant wait to start more plugs. will be heading out to pick up more supplys this weekend.
GOOD LUCK GOOD PLUGGIN
Salty come to the plug builders gathering charlestown breachway in charlestown RI this weekend. I'll pack up some super thins german graf. caps for you.
Couple other thing to bare in mind about stencils. If you hold them right up against the plug you'll get a very abrupt line. Hold the stencil a little off the plug (1/2 inch or so) and you'll get a little softer fade to the lines/dots. Both can be useful at times. Practice on some dowels or reject plugs first to get it down, then go for the good stuff.
want to get more DIRECTION in my SPRAY---. might be ASKING to much from a CAN SPRAY but Ill PLAY with it some more. 
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU ALL. you guys are GREAT
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