Scene tape!


nah it leaves no residue mainly used for polishing so you dont get polish on plastics and stuff, it is good if its used to keep stone chips away on the likes of your splitter for long drives, but if its to look "scene" its very uncool, the words scene and honda shouldnt go together in my eyes but each to their own
 
ChrisEK9 said:
nah it leaves no residue mainly used for polishing so you dont get polish on plastics and stuff, it is good if its used to keep stone chips away on the likes of your splitter for long drives, but if its to look "scene" its very uncool, the words scene and honda shouldnt go together in my eyes but each to their own
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Yeah I'm wanting it for long drives to meets, can't have the front of my car covered in stone chips haha
 
As said, its good for keeping stone chips off on motorways, I will be considering this once mine is sprayed at some point, but to look scene... just no.
 
I have used it it is great for polishing and stopping stone chips.

It is called Scene tape as it is used on most show cars going to events.

If you use it just to look good on your car you are a tool imho
 
I use this to protect any black plastics from being stained by the rotary polisher. Its great stuff, just don't leave it on for more than a few days - especially if it's hot and sunny.
 
I remember a dc2 on bbs spray his lip blue
what an idiot

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It's just high quality masking tape, nothing that special about it
 
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