Automotive Pinstriping

[Bud B.]

Anyone ever used the thin line striping for cresting rings? Just thinking out loud (or in type).

Thanks.

[Rob W.]

I have used it and thin slices of wraps under a clear wrap. Worked pretty good.

[drewsbow]

yep , turbolator is what ya get 1/4 inch in front of the fletch (Ashby)

[rick7]

yes and i have even used it for a nocking point.  i can put it on and then slide it up or down to get it where my arrows fly the best

[Ray Hammond]

I used to use the squirrel tail brushes.   That device called a turbulator that I think Ed Ashby looked into was made with those vinyl pinstripes

[magnus]

Not for cresting but a good idea. Try it and see how it works. Let us know.

[Bud B.]

Ever thinking and cog burning....never stops.    

[magnus]

Lol! That's a good thing!

[LV2HUNT]

That material is the same as what is used for commercial wraps. I have bought it from automotive suppliers for wraps, works great.

[Harleywriter]

I use a pinstriping brush for cresting. They are amazingly good and can be fine, fine, fine...just takes a little getting used to the technique...

[traditional beagle]

That is all I have used for the last 5 years. Any thing from 1/4" to 1/16". Duarable and a whole lot simplier than paint.

[TOEJAMMER]

It is what I have used for a long time.

[Bud B.]

What's the thinnest pinstripe tape, you that use it, that you've been able to find?