Leaving painter's tape on for extended period of time?
To make a long story short, prior to the COVID-19 pandemic I was getting ready to have Xpel re-installed on the areas around the rear wheels. Unfortunately, that won't be happening for a while but the weather is nice and I want to take my Camaro out of hibernation.
I want to use some blue painter's tape to cover the exposed areas in the meantime (like what people do during transport or track days). Yes, it will look dumb but I don't care too much about that. I know this is an odd scenario, but is there any harm in leaving the tape on the paint for a few months? It will be kept in the garage whenever I'm not driving |
just use trackarmour its easy to use and clear and you can leave on for awhile without harming paint !
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You’ll be fine, just keep the tape out of the sun…
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i dont think using the trackarmour would hurt especially if you dont leave it in the sun but up to you!
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I've done it before with no issues....
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Painters tape may be hard to get off or it stays on a surface for a while. Just use some alcohol.
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It looks like the "delicate" painter's tape can be left on for 60 days, I'm gonna give that a try I think
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I would not leave painters tape on the car a long time. Especially not if the car will see sun.
IMO tracwrap or track armor would be better. |
FWIW, I used the delicate (pink/purple) painters tape that's good for 60 days. It was on for about 6 weeks and left no residue/damage. The car was kept out of the sun/rain.
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