Sharpline Professional Pinstriping Tape [Reflective]: 1/4 in. x 50 ft. (Black) | Practical Buying Details

As a leading manufacturer of professional-grade vinyl pinstripe and roll stripe products, Sharpline Professional Reflective Striping Tape is a reflective film designed to reflect light in dark conditions. Therefore, this product may help improve safety and visibility during the night. Primary uses include commercial vehicles, cars, automobiles, boats, railroad and bus graphics, sign graphics, and striping (ideal for motorcycle helmets). When high-intensity light hits the black film at night, it reflects whitish/tan. This reflective stripping tape meets the needs of professional restylers as well as retail consumers around the world. These roll stripes come in solid colors, including the following widths: 1/4 inches, 1/2 inches, and 7/8 inches. The lengths of these roll stripes are 50 feet. In addition, we offer a variety of colors, including black, orange, blue, red, and white, and a variety of combinations of those colors.

Please note to observe reflectivity, direct a high-intensity light source – such as car headlights or a camera flash – at the tape from an angle. Lighter colors, like white, generally reflect about 15 times more light than darker colors, such as blue. Country of Origin: United States.

About this item

• Sharpline Professional Reflective Striping Tape is a reflective film which is intended to provide light reflective properties in darkness. Safety and nighttime visibility may be improved with this product.
• Sharpline Professional Reflective Striping Tape is a high-quality vinyl pinstripe and roll stripe product designed for professional restylers and retail customers.
• The primary uses are for commercial vehicles, cars, automobiles, boats, railroad and bus graphics, signage, and striping (ideal for motorcycle helmets).
• Roll stripes are available in solid colors, in widths of 1/4 inches, 1/2 inches, and 7/8 inches; lengths are 50 feet. Among the colors we offer are black, orange, blue, red, and white, as well as combinations of those colors.
• Please note to observe reflectivity, direct a high-intensity light source – such as car headlights or a camera flash – at the tape from an angle. Lighter colors, like white, generally reflect about 15 times more light than darker colors, such as blue.