Any interest? Hatch tape peeling paint I have the solution.....

[tlandauer]

Jeff, tonight I applied some, awesome stuff! Do you have more, I like to buy more, may I ?

[monojeff]

Jeff, tonight I applied some, awesome stuff! Do you have more, I like to buy more, may I ?

Yes PM me I believe I sold you a full roll correct?

Post up some pics for others to see if you don't mind.
Glad you are happy with it!

[tlandauer]

Yes PM me I believe I sold you a full roll correct?

Post up some pics for others to see if you don't mind.
Glad you are happy with it!

Will PM you. I will take some pictures when I finish on a colored hull, I did a white hull and the tape is invisible, it comforms to the hatch contour nicely. Love it!
Too many boats, need more, lol...just thinking ahead...

[tlandauer]

This tape is clear and invisible, produces a glossy look. Hard to see in the photo, nonetheless, since Jeff asked me to post some pictures, here they are. I wanted to post a colored hull, my I am slow and it will be a while before I finish, so here goes with the white hull.
My BBY Zephyr has some paint damage ( lift) on the starboard side, I peel it every time and repaint it afterwards, terrible paint job ( my touch ups) as I don't care too much, this is a fun boat and if I ever race, it will be my choice.
However, I got tired of doing it and Jeff's tape to the rescue: now I can peel the hatch tape without fear of lifting the paint. I plan to apply this stuff to all my painted hulls!
I applied the front and back ( lateral) first, then the lengthwise strip. Reason being the sequence of application of the hatch tape. I want the lengthwise tape to "cover" the widthwise tape at the corners because I will apply the two strips of lengthwise hatch tapes before the short ones in the front and back. In this case I will have no exposed edges, the lateral ones would then only "step" on the two already applied.
Per Jeff's suggestion: I use a hair dryer to warm up the taped area and run my fingers on it to make sure it is all adhered to the hull. Also look at the tape at an angle to see if indeed every millimeter is properly pressed down without air pockets.

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[olwarbirds]

Very Nicely done !... Im interested in a Roll please, got several paint jobs Im doing and like Tim and I dont want to keep touching up.... DJ

[ron1950]

I need about 10 feet of that stuff....let me know jeff

[monojeff]

Good to see some interest.
Looks like ill have to get this thread moved to products section.
Ill pm you guys tomorrow to get orders going.

[monojeff]

I will see about having this moved to the products section this week so I can make it officially something I am offering.
Anyone else interested for now please PM me.
I will sell full rolls of this which are 1/2" x 75' for 20 shipped priority mail.
If you want less then this I will cut it down but at a cost of .50 per foot and $5 priority shipping.

PLEASE POST SOME PHOTOS WHEN YOU INSTALL IT FOR OTHERS TO SEE!
Thanks

[Paul21]

hi i am also interested would you have the hpr ct04 vinyl setup i havent painted boat yet but i would like to use the vinyl where the hatch is so i could just tape hatch and the remove without pealing paint good idea send me a pm

[monojeff]

Guys been a busy week I will get back to everyone soon as I can on this.

Paul, the tape is not template based you apply it yourself.
1/2" on hatch side and 1/2" on deck of boat.

[olwarbirds]

Jeff, understand you have a job that comes first man....no rush here... DJ

[Fella1340]

I am very interested as well. I will be in touch next week

[monojeff]

OK guys I think I sent requests to everyone who asked if I didn't then please let me know via PM.
I will have this moved to unique products section from now on.

[tlandauer]

Jeff, got notification that tape is in transit. Thanks!
Here are a few more pictures on my Popeye, again, it's hard to see, but I want to show how this tape can conform to the shape of the hull, which is important for this application. DSCN5085_5446.jpg DSCN5086_5447.jpg
The front of the nose was already peeled ( clear) and I wanted to have ample coverage so I had to do a few layers. Also that shape is trickier and I was able to lay a complete one piece across ( it involves some stretching and careful positioning before applying pressure ). A few short ones on top and hair dryer to warm up the entire area. I always put extra hatch tape over the hump and this wider coverage will give me the protection I need.
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[monojeff]

Been a while if anyone is interested please post any requests for this here from now on:
http://forums.offshoreelectrics.com/...on!&highlight=