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07-01-17, 23:01

Richard Farrant Richard Farrant is offline

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Originally Posted by Greg Johnson

Just wondering how the paint over a stencil would have been applied in 1954. I assume aerosol paint didn't exist. Would it have been done with a compressor and spray gun or a brush or roller?

Greg,
There was such a thing as a stencil brush, a stubby round end brush with stiff short bristles and you dabbed the paint on.

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