Easy-Lease & Masking Tape


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Imiq Paddle Sports
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I would like to mask out a design on a mold prior to spraying gelcoat.

Are there any known issues with the adhesive from masking tape that would impair the properties of Easy-Lease?

Also, is there a more appropriate tape to use i.e; automotive masking tape for pin striping etc.

All advices greatly appreciated. 
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Dravis
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I have had very poor luck with using any of my masking-tapes on an "Easy-Leased" surface -- But:  You can use a coat of wax to reduce the "action" of the easy-lease" That MAY work ..

I had to place some stripes and cut pieces of "homemade Pro-finish" in a mould, with easy-lease on its own that did NOT work at all the tape dis not stick at all .. everything moved around when setting up for infusion Crazy
second time around I waxed the areas where I wanted the tape to stick .  For my purpose it worked .. but to trust it for spraying gelcoat ... hmmmm .... Whistling

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