Anyone know the type of tape used on exhaust tips? (red below)

I wish I knew.

Mine burnt off a long time ago.

McMaster has a few possibilities?

75895A26 - Super-Thin Surface-Protection Tape -Good to 300F

7800A11 - Super Wear-Resistant Slippery Tape - Good to 500F

I owned several Ansas on other cars back in the day, and it seems to me that the red "tape" was actually more similar to heat-shrink tubing. Don't know where you'd find that stuff that large these days.

Something you might try - instead of vinyl tape, use red pin-striping tape instead, as wide as you can find - 1/2" looks good. I don't know how durable it is, but I had some on the Monza tip I had on my car for a couple years, and it seemed to hold up OK.

Edited October 8, 201212 yr by Arne

Thanks guys! Great ideas! Roulon down the line.

Edited October 8, 201212 yr by Blue

If I were doing what you're doing, I would skip the tape completely and just mask a band of high temp red paint on there. Brush a couple thick coats on and it will even appear to have the raised thickness area. Nowhere near my area of experience, but is there some other reason that tape would be better than paint?

  Blue said:

Roulon down the line.

[snicker!] :classic:

Found a supplier for you guys for ribbons and stickers. Ain't delt with them personally but appears to be Factory ANSA stuff.

Have at it fellas.

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