Stencil Parts are a key component you need if you want to apply any skin to your ARC Raiders weapons. Besides the Stencil designes (similar to blueprints) that can be found and consumed to learn a weapon decoration style, Stencil Parts are needed to complete the process. Farming these can be a pain if you don’t know exactly where to look for them, and this is where our guide comes in.
By reading this, players will learn how to obtain more Stencil Parts per run in ARC Raiders. It includes a custom-made farming route for three maps where Stencil Parts appear more frequently, and some tips on how to obtain Stencils as well. If you want to learn how to customize your weapon styles in ARC Raiders, then start by farming Stencil Parts.
Best Stencil Parts Farming Routes in ARC Raiders
Farming Stencil Parts is all about knowing where to look, and Pendola Pass is the ideal location to get these resources. There are three major locations that players should visit for this farming route, so let’s start with the Freight Terminal area. Keep in mind that Stencil Parts (as well as new Stencil designs) drop from Suitcases, Wardrobes, Bed Tables, Drawers, and Kitchen Cabinets.
- Freight Terminal: Our first step in this farming route. The Freight Terminal is filled with containers you can loot, but the ones with the green cabinets in the loading area will have more chances to yield Stencil Parts.
- Commissary Supermarket: The shelves and boxes around the deposit and the main area are filled with tons of loot. But Stencil Parts are what you should be aiming for. Don’t forget to check the loading bay area, since there are tons of containers there.
- Old Town: The last part of our farming route for Pendola Pass. Always check the boxes in the alleys near the Church, and make sure to check the kitchen cabinets of every house, since that’s the place where Stencils and Stencil Parts can be found most frequently.
Now, let’s take a look at another farming route. This time, in Riven Tides.
Starting from Hotel Panorama Azurro, players should make their way into the Stacking Yard, going through the Customs House, and the Railyard.
- Hotel Panorama: For this particular farming route, it is especially important to pay attention to drawers, cabinets, and other wooden containers near the Hotel and the outskirts. Lockers near the Pool and the Tennis Court are also a great source of Stencil Parts.
- Customs House: Loot only the breach containers near the cranes. The rest of the containers in the area only have mediocre loot, so you can ignore them.
- Railyard: Next, check the containers along the Railyard and make sure to clear out every breach container too, since they are also a potential source of Stencil Parts.
- Stacking Yard: Your last stop. Here, players should check the containers and their green drawers first, then climb to every crane control room available and check the desks and breach containers there for extra loot.
How To Use Stencils in ARC Raiders

Using Stencils in ARC Raiders is actually quite simple: First, you need to have a blueprint / design, then hit on ‘Learn and Consume,’ like you would do with any other blueprint in the game. This will unlock it for all of its compatible weapons.
In the image above, you will see that I have unlocked four different stencils. There are four qualities for Stencils in ARC Raiders: Green, Blue, Purple, Yellow.
To apply a Stencil, players must consume Stencil Parts in proportion to its quality. Green Stencils cost 2 Stencil Parts, Blue Stencils 4, Purple Stencils 6, and Yellow Stencils 8.
To apply a Stencil on a weapon, follow these steps:
- Right-click on a weapon in your Warehouse, then select Stencils.
- Navigate through the menu and pick the Stencil you want. You can preview the results right in the middle of the screen.
- When you are satisfied with the design, press E (on PC) to apply.
ARC Raiders
- Released
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October 30, 2025
- ESRB
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Teen / Violence, Blood, In-Game Purchases, Users Interact

I’m Abhishek Sharma, an author at TigerJek.com. I enjoy exploring games, testing different strategies, and turning what I learn into clear, useful guides. My goal is to help players understand the game better and improve without the usual confusion.




