What the customer needs
Stone workshops need a stencil construction that can be evaluated for the desired carving depth, surface condition and design detail.
Material approachHow we specify it
Select the rubber stencil gauge and backing format for the intended process. A trial cut and blast on representative stone helps establish settings and assess edge adhesion before working on the finished piece.
Potential valueWhat it delivers
Several gauge options support different stone-decoration workflows, with the stencil selected around the workshop's equipment and design.
Before a larger rollout
Confirm surface preparation, moisture suitability and any fire-performance documentation for the selected grade. We recommend approving A4 swatches or a sample roll on the actual substrate before ordering container quantities.
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