JTAPE 1018.1525 Flexi No Edge Blending Tape, 15 mm x 25 m

JTAPE 1018.1525 Flexi No Edge Blending Tape, 15 mm x 25 m

• This flexible foam masking tape is used to mask curved style lines and panel edges before automotive paint and lacquer work. It creates a soft feathered edge for blending old paintwork into new paintwork.
• Features:
  • Conforms around difficult areas without kinking, including tight corners and contoured repair areas.
  • Paint absorbent foam prevents hard paint edges during refinish blending.
  • Central adhesive backing leaves adhesive-free sections on both sides to create a soft feathered finish.
  • Best for filler caps, bumper edges, wheel arches, roof panel lines, bridging gaskets, rubbers, and fog lights.
  • Temperature resistant up to 85 C/185 F for up to 1 hour.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: JTAPE
  • Part Number: 1018.1525
  • Product Type: Flexi No Edge Blending Tape
  • Material: Foam
  • Adhesive Type: Rubber-based
  • Color: White
  • Liner: HDPE
  • Width: 15 mm
  • Length: 25 m
  • Thickness: 3 mm +/- 15%
  • Application: Curved style line and panel edge masking
  • Temperature Resistance: Up to 85 C/185 F for up to 1 hour
  • Packaging Type: Roll
• The Flexi No Edge Blending Tape can also be referred to as flexible blending tape, no edge masking tape, foam blending tape, refinish edge masking tape, and automotive paint blending tape.

JTAPE manufactures masking, protection, and surface preparation products for automotive refinishing and repair applications. The brand supplies tapes, films, discs, and related consumables for body shops and paint operations.

Q: What is this tape used for?
A: It is used to mask curved style lines and panel edges before automotive paint and lacquer application.

Q: What areas is this tape best for?
A: It is best for filler caps, bumper edges, wheel arches, roof panel lines, bridging gaskets, rubbers, and fog lights.

Q: What temperature resistance does this tape have?
A: The tape is temperature resistant up to 85 C/185 F for up to 1 hour.

Q: Should the tape be removed before a bake cycle?
A: Ideally, yes, where possible.