24" x 9" Stop

Stop signs and road sections where temporary stopping is required, such as on loading and unloading zones, intersections with traffic lights, and crosswalks should be clearly marked to ensure proper traffic observance. The 24" x 9" STOP stencil can greatly benefit road marking projects that include painting areas for stops. Using stencils not only allow for speedy work but also offers accuracy and uniformity compared to "free-hand" painting. When coupled with other word stencils such as "Bus", "Dead End", "School", "Zone", "Construction", "Heavy Equipment" and "Ahead", the Stop stencil becomes a highly dependable marking guide for contractors and DIYers alike.

Made from durable yet flexible clear LDPE material, this 24-inch stencil is made in the USA and can stand up to heavy pressures from sprayers and line striping machines for up to 3000psi. This stencil is also compatible with rollers, brushes, and squeegees. With an overall measurement of 30 x 60 inches, this stencil is large enough to produce road markings that are visible even at a distance. The surrounding 3-inch borders are provided to accommodate oversprays, to ensure that the 24" x 50" painted output is free from smudges or smears.

With 3 available thicknesses offered, the Stop Stencil can qualify for any job or project while ensuring professionally done outputs. The thickest LDPE option is the 1/8" (.125") PRO-Grade LDPE. Generally used by line striping contractors and other professionals in the pavement maintenance industry, this stencil grade is tough enough to last a long time despite constant daily use. For part-time contractors or DIYers that do not need stencils on a daily basis, the 1/10" (.100") Light-Duty LDPE can prove to be very dependable as it can be used multiple times a year. For customized jobs or one-time usage, the 1/16" (.060") Light-Duty LDPE would work perfectly. This stencil version is great when used once or twice a year, and can be highly advantageous to property owners, institutions, or communities that do their own restriping or repainting once or twice a year.