Funny you should ask. I'm just sending a refund request via Ebay. What an absolute crock of s%$t. It's a bit like sandtex. You peel the masking off really carefully when it's dry, and the line just comes off. I've a feeling that the masking should have come off once the line is painted and still wet, but that's not clear on the packaging. No adhesion at all to the paint and I can't imagine it staying on when the glass when I windowlene it. I'll get more success with the pack that uses a stencil you take off as soon as you've painted it on wet. Unfortunately Halfords have boxes and boxes of it, but the the paint has either gone off and evaporated, or people have taken them back after using them (well I do live in Preston). I used a tester, but every single break it showed corresponded to the line missing (so what's missing using the naked eye is what needs bridging).
Funny you should ask. I'm just sending a refund request via Ebay. What an absolute crock of s%$t. It's a bit like sandtex. You peel the masking off really carefully when it's dry, and the line just comes off. I've a feeling that the masking should have come off once the line is painted and still wet, but that's not clear on the packaging. No adhesion at all to the paint and I can't imagine it staying on when the glass when I windowlene it. I'll get more success with the pack that uses a stencil you take off as soon as you've painted it on wet. Unfortunately Halfords have boxes and boxes of it, but the the paint has either gone off and evaporated, or people have taken them back after using them (well I do live in Preston). I used a tester, but every single break it showed corresponded to the line missing (so what's missing using the naked eye is what needs bridging).
update: Yeah, you've got to take the tape off as soon as you have painted it on. It's still rubbish though. The only saving grace is, it's essentially a bottle of poppers (amyl nitrate) with metallic flakes in it, so I'm gonna make myself a brew and still in the chair sniffing it.
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