Metal Fabrication

Gerber Paint-Stencil Mask

Gerber Yellow Mask Ultra handles bake cycles up to 200 degrees F

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14 years ago

October 20, 2010

Darrel Wilkerson Jr. Signs of the Times October 2010 Issue

Gerber Scientific Products (South Windsor, CT) is announcing its GerberMask Yellow Ultra, a removable paint mask that’s used to create plotter-cut stencils for painted graphics. The mask works with sign-lettering enamels and automotive-grade paints, and features a user-friendly adhesive that transfers easily from the release liner, the company reports. It reportedly cuts and weeds easily even for fine-detail applications, and adheres in bake cycles up to 200° F without leaving residue or other surface contamination.

(800) 222-7446; www.gspinc.com

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