Spurtar Car Pinstripe Tape, Pinstriping Automotive Tape, Vinyl Thin Fine Line Decal, Motorcycle Boat, Racing Stripes DIY Stickers, 2 Rolls x 33Ft, Grey, 2 in 1 (1/5” Stripe+ 1/8" Gap+ 1/8” Streak)

My original pinstripes faded from the florida sun and weather. I applied these over top of the original and I think they are attractive and better looking than the original. They have held up without coming loose over numerous automatic and hand car washes. The last car wash i used actually knocked both Sideview mirrors in, but these pinstripes held firm . I'm very happy with my purchase.

One day delivery. Quality product. Very easy to use. Car looks great. Good price. Very cheap way to add a little pizazz to your car.

This was easy to apply. Watch a few YouTube videos to get good ideas. You can lift it off to adjust. Take your time to prepare.. Personalize your ride. Plenty of striping to do more than one vehicle. I added the red pinstripe to a white Tuscon following a body line, I also added it to the black mirrors. Turned out looking good. It does not come with directions.

I like the look and these were easy to apply especially if you have a distinct beltline to follow. The only draw back is the adhesive quality at each beginning/ end cut. These have a tendency to curl up even after following the cleaning prep prior to installation.Despite the 4 Star rating I would purchase theses again.

Works good for a fast bicycle striping job. Would not use on a vehicle.

The correct size and the price was good. More on the roll than I expected. Will order again when needed.

ive pinstriped a lot of cars working in the collision repair field over 30 years. lately vehicles today dont carry pinstripe like they use to. dealers use to install them and they simply got away from it. for years 3m had the market covered for pinstriping. now they discontinued making them. so i have whats left on the shelf. thankfully not many ask anymore. but a customer did and i had no black left. i ordered this. i will say it works. there is room for improvement though. when laying a pinstripe, in order to have perfect lines. i start in the one end and stick it. then pull half the length of vehicle out and try to do 2-3 panels at a time while standing back lining the other end up. leaving perfect lines. with this. it leaves lots of air trapped under the stripe. i find its a lot thicker than what used to be with 3m. i do believe the biggest reason it traps air is because the clear film protectant covering the stripe that gets peeled off when applied. hangs out over and is wider than the stripe. therefor trapping air and not allowing it to escape in which 3-m was even with the stripe. so the air could easier push out. the only alternative is to press as you go. but i guarentee you it will be almost impossible to get straight lines that way. hopefully they get that figured out soon enough. it technically could save the co money by using less product.

Easy to use.