Used a new masking tape.

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I tried this stuff last year and the paint still bleed under it. Maybe I didn't burnish it well enough. I suppose that after reading the info on the box I expected a miracle...

Peteski

Did you try hitting the seam with a coat of the color being covered first? I've come to find that doing this helps to seal the edge and prevent the next color from creeping underneath the tape. The last time I overbrunished the tape, it lifted some of the original color....

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I use common or garden sellotape (scotch tape) and have never had a problem. The one time I tried Tamiya tape the paint ran under and I had a hell of a mess to clean up. Can't see the point in spending model money on expensive masking tape when it is not necessary.

Tony NZ

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I have used Scotch 3m Auto masking tape with great success it comes in a number of sizes i use the 1/16 a lot for my cyrved places then fill in with the cheap stuff

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Nope, because this tape was supposed to have this wonderful bleed-free adhesive which creates a perfect seal. So much for me trusting advertising!

Peteski

Another good tip of which I can't remember the origin ... once the tape is down, hit the seam with some dullcote or future. The clear bleeds under and seals.