🔪 Effortlessly Achieve Precise Vinyl Wrap Cuts with 3M Knifeless Finish Line Tape - 50m Roll (164 ft) - Perfect for Stripes and More! Review

Scotch is a life saver when it's very easy to cut vinyl it can be tricky to get the tape to pull through the middle but very easy to apply and vinyl with to cut amazingly clean lines, do it like a pro. Watch the video how to use it and you will be able to understand everything.

The item I received was defective. The thread should run perfectly straight down the center of the ribbon for a straight, precise cut. The role I got wasn't. I sent it back and they sent me a replacement quickly and the new one was exactly as it should be. Someone in QA needs to apply for a new job.

We used it to wrap my Dodge chargers and had trouble prying it off the glass and painting it on my car. Mess up the line we wanted to keep. Then it happened once that the line moved away from the green bar and we had to pull the wrapper and re-mark the area. We spent a decent amount as it lacks stickiness and grip.

This is my first time wrapping vinyl so I bought it to help with the install. I don't see how this will contribute to a clean cut on my records unless the string is straight and smooth. Every leg has curves and curves. It's like trying to cut sushi with a serrated bread knife. I won't try that and risk ruining my wraps. I found 3M a good product.

I would never attempt to wrap any part of my car until I knew about knifeless tape. This band is worth the money. I am very happy with this product and it is very easy to use. Make sure you practice until you figure out how to start the wire in the middle. I wasted a lot by not researching how to use the ribbon properly. I can't say enough good things about this wonder band. Make sure you train first!

Bought to cut out some door handle inserts when I was doing some graphics on a car and it didn't work. I used to use a different brand for other work and although it was more of a brand that caused uneven cuts I bought 3m instead. I applied it to the panel, overlaid the graphic and heat gund the graphic onto the panel set before I drew the line. When I pulled the cord it cut through the vinyl but didn't cut straight. The line wasn't straight. This will probably work well with auto vinyl, which…

I bought this to replace some of the other brands I've left behind (obviously expiry date is a potential issue ), and it was super easy to work with. I have never wrapped anything and have no experience with paint or bodywork. So if I can get a decent result, I assume anyone can. My only issue was that on fairly tight turns the thread would come out of the tape a bit, and depending on how good or how little it was that could be a blessing or a (slight) curse. Most of the time I could just…