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[Guest scottydosnntkno]

Black duct tape from CRL. Sticks to anything and leaved no residue when you take it off

isn't that basically gaffers tape? Thought it may be too thick for tint use.

I like the blue tape overall for 90% of cars. But, if blue doesn't stick then I use the green autobody tape. My local color supply house has a no name tape thats orange that is like right in the middle of the two and i like that also.

[The ///Man]

Take a torch and burn it all off.

[tough tints]

just thought i'd post back a huge thanks for the advice i now use blue tape it works a treat. cheers to all those who posted

[pbalentine]

I always use clear 2" packing tape. If you get the cheap stuff, it works better b/c its thinner. I don't see how you guys use the blue tape. I hade to use it a couple days ago and it stared coming off when i was prepping for install.

[Twisted Tinter]

White duct tape, sticks better than painters tape and helps my old eyes see.

[hughhernandez]

There is a Low Tack tape manufactured by BRON TAPE.

We tint a lot of cars and the low tack keeps it from sticking to the molding and leaving residue. This means you can remove the tape without rolling the windows back down.

Additionally, it is a vinyl, so water doesn't deteriorate it.

It is also RED in color (other colors might be available) so that makes it easy to spot and makes the installation look more professional if your client happens to be watching.

Try one roll, you will never use anything else.

www.dannystint.com

window tinting for cars, homes and building

Scottsdale, Mesa, Phoenix in Arizona

[mikebrook_07]

Widest green tape i can find but it does get exspensive. It sticks the best ive found so far

[TintStuff]

i just cut off the frames with a hack saw

[mikebrook_07]

i just cut off the frames with a hack saw

a fellow redneck i see

[painted600rr]

i use whats around the shop. mostly blue painters tape or regular beige masking tape. comes off pretty easily after uve soaked it with your solution.