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Scotchcal Striping Tape, 1/16 Inch, Blue - 3M Automotive

Part #: 70108

The 3M Automotive Scotchcal Striping Tape, model 70108, offers a professional-grade solution for a wide range of automotive and industrial striping applications. This 1/16 inch blue striping tape is specifically engineered for precise application, enabling technicians to accurately match existing vehicle stripes or create original designs with a consistently clean and professional finish.

Key Features

  • Professional-Grade Quality: This Scotchcal striping tape is designed for exceptional durability and long-lasting performance, even under demanding conditions.
  • Precise Single Stripe Pattern: Ideal for meticulous work, providing a clean, single line to seamlessly match existing factory designs or create new aesthetic enhancements.
  • Fade and Wear Resistant: Manufactured from high-quality materials, the tape resists fading, peeling, and general wear from environmental exposure and regular vehicle washing.
  • Consistent Dimensions: A uniform 1/16 inch width ensures that every stripe is even, contributing to a polished and professional final appearance.
  • Generous Length: Each roll provides 40 feet of tape, offering ample material for multiple projects or extensive applications.

Applications

This versatile Scotchcal striping tape is an invaluable asset for automotive body shops, vehicle customization facilities, and fleet maintenance operations. It is well-suited for restoring classic vehicles, repairing damaged factory pinstriping, or adding custom detailing to a variety of vehicles including cars, trucks, motorcycles, and commercial fleets. Its robust construction ensures reliable performance for exterior applications where resistance to weather, UV radiation, and frequent washing is critical.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: 3M Automotive
  • 3M Part Number: 70108
  • UPC: 00051141701080
  • Color: Blue
  • Width: 1/16 inch
  • Length: 40 feet
  • Case Inner Pack: 1 roll
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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 18 April, 2011.