How to lay out Fineline Pinstriping Tape

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In this tutorial I will show you 5 tips on how to lay out fineline pinstriping tape.
Tip #1 Tape the centerline 0:20
Tip #2 Pull the Tape up to the blade when cutting on paint. 1:21
Tip #3 Don't pull or stretch the tape 2:51
Tip #4 Use thinner tape to create a second stripe 3:10
Tip #5 Use Saftey tape 4:24
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[georgefaith]

Adam, I want you to know you are inspiring. I'm a 20+ year auto painter that recently got into bikes. End of May I finished a memorial paint job for my nephew on his street bob. Followed your water transfer video with the globe and ship. I did a portrait of his mother that passed from cancer when he was young on tank like the ship was done. Did lotis petals, sun rays and lace as a tribute to his mother. Club style bike with quarter fairing.. Unfortunately August 7th we lost him in a accident on the same bike. My life will never be the same. But by watching your videos helps me keep going. And inspired me to test my skills. Painting is what keeps my mind straight. Thank you for the time you take for your videos.

[ezification]

Just catching up on the old videos! Learning a lot @63 y/o thanks 😎👍

[jamesobert]

I can't get enough of your videos.

[markmeadows]

Brother, you've got a good eye and a MILE of patience... nice work

[CharlesWillisBonsai]

Thank you for posting all these tutorials! My friend paints and pin stripes, but watching your videos is giving me the confidence to attempt to paint my new tins for my sportster.

[mattlevesque]

Like all your work just got some metal flakes from you can’t wait to lay them out thanks keep painting. Been painting for 15 years now wouldn’t Change it for the world love my job have a great day.

[predatornotprey]

Adam can't tell you how helpful all your videos are man. Really appreciate the time and effort you put into filming and editing. Incredible quality and its already helped me become a better painter. Bless

[jackslater]

Man your work is amazing. Takes me back to the 70s.

[barryschneider]

Great designs! Your “eye” measurements seem effortless but look incredibly accurate!

[deanm]

Looks like a lot of patients needed to do that, awesome video thanks for the tips

[Fumo_is_DADDY]

Very nice! I enjoyed watching how you applied the tape. This will help a lot in my next project. Much appreciated!!

[chrisgenovese]

I really like tip two! I never thought to pull the tape into the blade.

[westoniii]

I took a fascination in this art style when I impulse bought an old harley. Had Ryan Mcquiston paint my tins, id like to learn myself. I have a good compressor, just need to get a gun, paints and a few random objects to practice.

[jackdub]

You make it look so freakin' effortless!

[ecrusch]

Man, dude, you have "The Touch" there's no doubt about that.

[spearshaker]

I thought it looked amazing about half a roll of tape ago but then he brought out the other roll and it just kept getting amazinger.

[joelongstaff]

Sir great video thank you. I'm a street food vendor and I am designing a new cart for next spring. After watching your videos I think it would be cool to paint it something like this. I look forward to sharing pictures with you when it's ready. You make it look so easy I shouldn't have to redo it more than 10 or 15 times, about then you'll see my first? attempt. Keep well.

[RideSlide]

Awesome work 👍 thankyou for the "how to" vids

[westoniii]

I wanna ride that old sporty in the background

[maniacmachanic]

Thats bad ass like the designs looks like graffiti