3M Perforated Trim Masking Tape 06348, Molding Paint Protection, Trim Lifting Tape, Hand Tearing, 15 mm Hard Band, 50.8 mm x 10 m

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If you're painting a car with glass in place, as most of us at-home folks do, you need to buy this. It's definitely not cheap, so try to use it wisely. That said, it can totally make the job -Just think of the hundreds (thousands) you're saving if doing it yourself.Way it works is this: The roll spits out the top of the box and you're presented with this blue tape with a white piece of paper stuck to it's adhesive. Use scissors or a very sharp razor blade to cut this stuff as you absolutely can't tear it. You then stick the thicker blue exposed portion under the molding/trim/what-have-you and with gentle pressure lift away from the panel. At which point you remove the backing paper and stick it down. The corners can be especially tricky, definitely use a dedicated piece just for them. Lots of dirt and contaminates get trapped in there, so make sure to blow it out and clean it good with wax and grease remover.I used to be a professional autobody painter, this stuff is SOP anytime insurance or the customer won't pay to R/R a piece of glass.

Love this stuff

Could be 5 stars, but its a bit expensive for no reason. I use it to hold back the tight trim on my 16 Mustang when I dip it. It works very well, but the price is a bit too high for how much you get.

It didn't work for me because the trim part was too big. It is a well made product though. I will say that is is rather expensive though.