Anyone know where I can source this?
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Many thanks...exactly what I was looking for.
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I was going to suggest the Home Depot or Lowes, or your local hardware store. They all carry colored electrical tape. It takes more work to use electrical tape because you will likely put the white down the first the full width. Then you will need to cut the red and green about 3/8" wide. Then apply them carefully so they are evenly spaced.
One advantage of electrical tape is that the color is in the tape rather than an ink on top of the white tape.
One advantage of electrical tape is that the color is in the tape rather than an ink on top of the white tape.
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Aww man, my suggestion of employing multiple colors of electrical tape days ago--a serious suggestion, mind you--must have not taken. Bummer. Another BF member and I employed it on a vintage race team Fuso, to great effect!
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Go to a crafts store like Michael's. They have colored tapes in many widths.
You can also buy pin striping tape.Link to Amazon
You can also buy pin striping tape.Link to Amazon
Last edited by Bad Lag; 04-24-20 at 12:05 AM.





