These homes, buildings and churches are all located on Circle Drive in the historic district of DeFuniak Springs, Florida. This neighborhood rests on the banks of a perfectly round, spring-fed lake called Lake DeFuniak. The structures listed below are in chronological order of address around the lake.
There are two ways to do it: 1  You can use a 4-inch paint roller and paint by hand over a chalk line you've drawn. 2  For a much neater and less back-breaking technique, you can use a parking lot striper to paint straight parking lines on any asphalt or concrete surface.
(Optional). Cover any details you don't want to get paint on with strips of masking tape, such as racing stripes or the edges around the vehicle doors. Hold the spray can under warm water for 10 seconds, then shake it well. (Repeat for each can of color you use.). Tape the stencil to the car with masking tape.If you're using multiple stencils with the same color of spray enamel paint, tape all of the stencils in place. Stand three feet back from the vehicle and spray the enamel paint over the stencil, taking care not to go outside the outer edges. Let dry.Repeat with another coat for a solid, bright look if desired. Unpeel the tape and stencils and move to the next section of the car, using the same color paint or a different one.Optional). Cover any details you don't want to get paint on with strips of masking tape, such as racing stripes or the edges around the vehicle doors. Hold the spray can under warm water for 10 seconds, then shake it well. (Repeat for each can of color you use.). Tape the stencil to the car with masking tape.