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List Price: $23.99
Our Price: $22.34
Your Save: $ 1.65 ( 7% )
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Sport Supply Group Inc
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Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Misc.
Brand: Ursa Major Corp.
EAN: 0764971000109
Feature: csi model# 42000
Label: Sport Supply Group Inc
Manufacturer: Sport Supply Group Inc
Material Type: Recycled newsprint paper.
Publisher: Sport Supply Group Inc
Studio: Sport Supply Group Inc
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csi model# 42000
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Editorial Reviews:
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The Ursa Corps. Basketball Court Stencil is the best way to build your home court on your driveway, in your street, or where ever there's a basketball court with no lines. The basketball stencil is a durable coated paper stencil that allows you to paint or tape your lines. The stencil is capable of creating the free throw line, the basketball key, and the three point line with no hassle or crooked lines. This stencil for basketball courts will provide your court with the lines a perfect regulation distance from the basketball hoop. CSI ensures that the stencil can be used more than once and has even used it to help make the office basketball court.
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Customer Rating:
Summary: horrible, WASTE of Money
Comment: again like the other reviews, this is a WASTE OF MONEY. Itll take you about an hour or two just to tape them together and forget about using it twice. This newspaper they call a stencil rips if you touch it. Even the free throw line is crooked on the stencil.
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Summary: What a rip-off
Comment: The biggest waste of money I've ever seen. The tissue paper like stencil cannot be used unless there is absolutely no wind at all. Even then, prepare yourself for aggravation when trying to line the stencil up properly.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Find another stencil
Comment: This product is a complete waste of money. Would be over priced at a 1/4 of the cost.
First, forget about trying to lay out the templates if there is even a whisper of a breeze. The paper is thin and rips easily, but aside from that, lining up the guide holes as instructed does not line up the foul line. After adjusting for that, and spending a frustrating hour and a half taping down the six templates, it was obvious that the lines would not be straight. Even the cutouts on a single sheet did not look like they were cut straight. I didn't even bother to try to paint, because I could tell it would look like crap.
The marketing is false. Quick and easy: NOT! Durable: NOT! Solid lines: No.
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