How To Tape And Mask Before Applying Spray Paint On Your Vehicle

Taping and masking a vehicle properly prior to spraying paint is a critical step to seamlessly blend your touchup paint into the rest of the factory paint for a virtually invisible paint repair. Taping and masking prevents touchup paint from getting onto unwanted surfaces and allows you to concentrate on blending the paint to make a better looking repair. Watch the video for an easy step-by-step lesson that will have you making paint repairs like a pro!
Over the years I have gotten tons of complaints where someone tried to tape off a tiny square and limit the touch up paint or primer to the tiny square. Once you remove the tape you see the lines, and it is not easy to salvage. Try limiting the tape lines to masking off adjacent panels. If you have to tape off a line mid panel try not to spray the paint right up to the tape edge. If there is a break in the body line you can sometimes get away with back-taping to soften the tapeline effect.
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