If you enjoy designing and creating with stencils or masks you're going to want to add this must-have Pixie Spray by iCraft for Thermo O Web to your crafting supply stash! This amazing repositionable adhesive adds a light tack to your stencils to allow you to achieve flawless stencil design to your cards, pages, tags, and other creative projects.
What's Included: One 3.81 ounce can of repositionable adhesive
You'll love that you can "tack-le" your projects with this adhesive that gently holds stencils in place and will not tear your paper or leave a sticky residue behind. No more will you have to worry about destroying your collection of stencils with tapes or when you are trying to hold them down with your fingers.
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Grab a can or two of Pixie Spray today and you too will get crisp lines and perfect stencil design every time you use it. Be prepared, because you're going to get flawless stencil design with this amazing product!
Here's what our amazing customers are saying about Pixie Spray:
THE PERFECT HOLD
"Wonderful product. Holds stencils in place without fear of smudging, tearing or slipping. It has so many possible uses for temporary stickcability! Love it. Must buy more!" - lindaokeefe
PIXIE
"I love it! It allows me to not only tack down my stencils, but I can also tack down my card stock as well!" - Robicorbin
VERY EASY TO USE
"Works as promised and not strong-smelling during spray." - Hamandayoung
This was my first experience with Pixie spray and I having heard high reviews on it, I didn't anticipate any problems as long as I followed the instructions. Because I planned to use many stencils the following day, I prepared a large well-ventilated area, lay the stencils down, shook the can, and began spraying. I was surprised that the spray came out in a wide stream rather than a mist, but continued to spray, making sure that the entire surface of each stencil was covered. I even made sure to shake the can before every couple of stencils so was surprised when the can abruptly stopped working despite feeling fairly heavy with contents obviously remaining in the can. I was glad I had purchased two cans and decided to use the second can for the remaining stencils. Much to my horror, the 2nd can sprayed in a mist and lightly coated the stencils, instead of the heavy coating the first can left. When the first, heavily coated stencils were still extremely sticky hours later, I tried removing the Pixie spray, first with soap and water and then hand sanitizer to no avail. I then tried rubbing alcohol which only came through the stencils, leaving both sides of the stencils extremely sticky. The following day I used one of the initial stencils which was damaged, but less than others, and was heartbroken when despite gently lifting it off the paper, several patches of paper stuck to the stencil and ruined the paper. It is obvious to me, I not only wasted money on a can of Pixie spray, but far more important, I ruined almost half my precious collection of stencils with a defective can of Pixie spray.
I love this product I use it for not only stencils but I use it to prolong the life of my scan n cut cutting mat which saves me tons of money.
I received the Therm o web pixie spray just sent a couple of days after I ordered it. I had never heard of such a product but I’m really glad I bought it. Do I absolutely need it? Probably not. Will I use it? I have already used it several times, although not for the purpose for which it was intended. I sprayed a teeny tiny bit on seam binding and attached it to the top of a tag. I needed to hold the two things in place in order to staple the seam binding to the top of the tag. It’s worked out very well the several times I used it this way. Great product! Thank you for bringing it to my attention
I have a stencil that is very delicate and moves easily while ink blending. The pixie spray worked perfectly.
Bit finicky with how much to apply. But that's a learning curve. Overall I really like the stick, stenciling is made much easier.
I tried this when I first got it, but nothing but the compressed air ever came out. I tried clearing the nozzle as instructed but nothing ever came out but air. I didn't have time to mess withit, so I set it aside to try again later. Still no luck, though. Can't figure out what's wrong.
i love this product. it is so easy to use and sticks well while stenciling then when you remove the stencil there is no sticky residue. works perfectly.
Works great for those detailed stencils and ink blending!
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How do you clean this Pixie spray off stencil? How do you store stencils if the is a re-useable stencil spray?
By:
irmacarol
(16-Apr-19)
Micro-Scientific Goo Gone Topical and Surface Adhesive Remover sold on Amazon --- This is what you need to remove the adhesive off your stencils! I can guarantee it will work! THIS STUFF WORKS MIRACLES! There’s nothing else even close to it on the market. It’s a bit expensive for one bottle but you only need a tiny bit to get the job done and believe me if you need to get something off, IT IS WORTH EVERY PENNY! It comes with just a cap on top but I like to screw a sprayer to the top of it and use it as a spray. Just spray the adhesive/stencil once or twice depending on how big the area is and let it sit for about 10 minutes - it will not ruin your stencils as it’s also meant to be used to get medical grade adhesive off your skin and is therefore very gentle yet extremely effective! Then after 10 minutes, spray one more spritz on a paper towel (this is key) and start rubbing the adhesive off! It will come off EFFORTLESSLY! This trick works for any and ALLLLL adhesives I’ve used. So much so, that I also used it to CUT GREASE on my beautiful cherry wood cabinets that my last tenants had left A DISASTER of 2 inch thick grease on!!! This solution was THE ONLY thing that not only cut through the grease, but took minutes to begin dissolving it and allowing me to start wiping it off effortlessly! Please beware, the solution is extra oily, meaning it's not ideal to use on an existing project if you're trying to remove adhesive from any type of paper, as the oil will definitely stain and ruin it. Good luck, I really hope this can help anyone who is struggling to get anything sticky off anything that's not supposed to be!
By: Jenbean13
(25-Nov-20)
