Epakh 4 Rolls Pinstripe Tape, Masking Tape in 1/16, 1/8, 1/4 and 1/2 Inch Wide, for Painters Automotive DIY Car Auto Paint Art(White,55 yd)

It does the job but a couple spots I had very minor paint bleed. Overall good for the money.

The various tape widths worked great on the repaint of a BMW engine's valve covers. Allowed us to strip down to bare metal, mask the "fins", repaint, and end up with the same look as original. A bit fidley to use, but the tape could be repositioned, ultimately stayed on, masked the fins successfully, and got the job done.

I’ve used the Tamiy..brand before, but this package includes different widths. It’s just as flexible and sticks/releases well. Like all tape, don’t leave it on for weeks-you may get lots of residue left, and find it difficult to remove. Deducted one Star for cheap packaging-the widest roll was “dented” and I had to throw away the first 6-8 ft.

Works great when you need that fine line for pre-painting prep.

I bought this for a valentine craft for my son’s preschool class. The tape was used for the band on the Minions goggle and it was perfect!

Let me start out by saying I've bought this tape again and will continue to use it as a guide for lines but you get what you pay for and it has it's uses. Some tape jobs take hours or days and I end up leaving tape down for a while before spraying. Not sure if the clear was still off gassing and affected the adhesive or perhaps it was to hot being 85F and 30% humidity, but when I peeled this tape in the middle of my job, I was more than disappointed to find adhesive was left behind. The adhesive residue was not apparent until I put down a coat of candy base over it. In the areas where I only used this tape as a line spacing guide and removed it immediately there was no adhesive. You can see in the photo the first coat of brown candy laid down nicely in the thickest line where another brand of more expensive vinyl tape was used but obviously not where adhesive was left behind in the finer line areas. I also removed this tape from other sections of this hood which were not painted over yet and adhesive was left there as well so I would not attribute this to the base coat reacting with the tape when painted over. TLDR: Test this tape out with your paint materials/products on a non production piece.

I used this tape to get sharp lines on a round table that I was refinishing/painting. It’s good quality masking tape and is very pliable/flexible. I wish I discovered this tape about 10 painting projects ago. Lots of sizes to choose from, and all of the tape is nice and thin. Sticks well to all sorts of materials. I also like that it’s orange (Easy to spot in a drawer). Worth the money if you need to paint sharp, curvilinear shapes/lines.

Has a shelf life, will absolutely ruin projects. I've had this a little over a year, used it on several projects when I got it. It's been stored safely. I've come back to use it after my other tape ran out and every roll is coming off in tiny pieces stuck in the paint when I go to peel it. I thought I bought this brand in the past but when it showed up past time it was a different material. I'm glad I'm using this on smaller scale projects. I couldn't even imagine the nightmare of this happening on someone's vehicle.

Was planning to use the tape for detailing vintage Triumph motorcycle tank. found the rolls not as flexible as I'd anticipated and the 2 narrower rolls lacked sufficient adhesion to be useful at all. This may have been to old stock or more than likely the cellophane packaging wrap was quite loose and may have not sealed properly.