Model Masking Tape Refill

I have been painting cars for some time now and iv used all sorts of masking tape. so i tried a few on my little cars and some were o k but to big or way to sticky. i ran across this tape and all the sizes that are available i tried some and i was surprised on how well it worked and had sharp lines, stuck good but wasn't so sticky it was unusable and its very easy to cut on the car with a sharp blade and not have to worries about cutting to deep. The tape also goes around corners or bumps and down in body lines or groves. easy to use so much so I now have 1 or 2 of most there sizes and i use them in my day job now for some things. GREAT PRODUCT!!!!!!

This tape stays put, removes with no residue, and does not leak through even with heavy coats of paint. For masking glass canopies, I lay the tape down and cut the edges with a xacto knife. Because this is a paper tape, there are some fibers left over on the edges, but it doesn't affect the end result. This tape lasted me through more than six models, and the 6mm width was just right for every one of them. Also, try not to touch the sticky side with your hands before using it (obvious, I know)-- it really affects how well the tape will stick.

This tape makes laser straight paint lines. Don't stretch or pull the the tape. Lay it down flat and press down along the edges. Spray light coats to help seal the tape edges and build it up in several coats. Make sure your base paint is cured before using masking tape. Lacquer paints dry from the outside in. So it may feel dry but a strong tape may peel the base coat if you don't let the paint cure all the way to the body. I usually wait several days for the paint to cure before using any masking tape over a painted body.