The Tape Line ---> How to avoid the line when doing a Test Spot by Mike Phillips

Great tip, as most would not think about this/ Sometimes I think I'm getting too OCD, picky, etc. But it's..... all in the details. Thx.

The tape line is great if a person needs to create a dramatic before and after, it just comes with risks. If you're trying to get that perfect picture of swirls - before and after - then you need to either buff on the tape line or damn close. And the result can be a line that cannot be removed.

I polished the paint in the picture below, it was on a fancy Mercedes-Benz AMG Bi-Turbo something-or-rather. And left a faint tape-line I was unable to remove, even after light machine damp sanding using 3M Trizact.

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Here's the video that included the Mercedes-Benz that we used for the video and then at some point, I took the picture.



In keeping with the sage advice from Eleanor Roosevelt,

Try to learn from other people's mistakes, you may not live long enough to make them all on your own.



:)
 
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