Large Tube Tape has a 1/2" outer diameter with a 3/8" diameter removable foam core. There are 128 feet of Tube Tape in this 32-tube box. Large Tube Tape easily fills door and hood gaps on trucks and older cars.
Flexes to fit all shape gaps without adjustment – even sharp corners Goes on in just one step No need to “wet down” the glue Sticks until you remove it No special removal technique required Sticks to all surfaces – metal, glass, rubber, plastic, EPDM rubber moldings Repositions in seconds; no need to start over Fits any size gap: Comes in two sizes, doubles up for wide gaps, foam core slides out for narrow ones No rubbery, baked-on oven residue to scrape away – heat-resistant up to 250ยบ for up to 30 minutes Comes off as easily as it goes on You can mask your car door masking, hood masking or trunk fast & easily by tube tape
Tube Tape was invented for an art teacher, then tested and perfected in body shops like yours. When public school art teacher Denise Moore’s fingers started aching from making hundreds of masking-tape loops for hanging students’ artwork on the walls, her inventor husband Leo came up with a way to form the tape into tubes. One day, a friend who owned a car painting business saw Leo making the tape in his shop and exclaimed, “I’ve been looking everywhere for something like this. It would be great for masking cars!” In 2015, after years of experimentation with diameters, tapes (ending in the choice of 3M™ High Performance Green Masking Tape 401+), the foam core, and how to package very sticky tape without release paper, Tube Tape was born. Body shop painters throughout the Richmond area tested it every step of the way, and their opinions and feedback helped us turn Tube Tape into a product that body shops like into one they need – one that they reported saves 15, 20, maybe even 30 ...
About “I’ve been looking everywhere for something like this. It would be great for masking cars!” Tube Tape was invented for an art teacher, then tested and perfected in body shops like yours. When public school art teacher Denise Moore’s fingers started aching from making hundreds of masking-tape loops for hanging students’ artwork on the walls, her inventor husband Leo came up with a way to form the tape into tubes. One day, a friend who owned a car painting business saw Leo making the tape in his shop and exclaimed, “I’ve been looking everywhere for something like this. It would be great for masking cars!” In 2015, after years of experimentation with diameters, tapes (ending in the choice of 3M™ High Performance Green Masking Tape 401+), the foam core, and how to package very sticky tape without release paper, Tube Tape was born.
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