Review on 🔪 VViViD Knifeless Vinyl Wrap Cutting Tape Finishing Line 10M Plus 3M Toolkit with Blue Applicator, Yellow Detailer, and Black Felt Edge Decals by John Jones

Tape cuts normally, you have to be careful not to move the cord under the tape on sharp turns. The only time I had trouble with this was right turns, when I pulled the tape up a few times to change its position. It's a bit tricky to start cutting the cord, just make sure you are 6" or more past the edge of your vinyl, it will get easier once you've done this a few times. The actual sharpness of the cuts was impressive, I didn't want to use a knife close to my paint so this worked perfectly. The only thing I really didn't like about this set was the felt sticker that comes on the wiper. It was totally useless. tape to secure it. It's pretty silly to be picky, but it wouldn't take much effort on the part of the manufacturer to only apply the best quality glue to the felt. Finally, this 10m tape was barely enough to make my bumper, so if you're planning on doing something more I'd go with another kit. I think I ended up finding one that was almost 5 times the length of the strap for an extra $5. should be the best. I've been happy with the results of the E-Tap, like I said just be extra careful when tugging the tape up and down in turns or the string could move and your cut could go bad. Leave 6-12 inches at the end and practice with a few small pieces if you can. Think about the length you really need for your project.