I have 2 black-out tape that have minor damage. We are talking about 3 little 4mm spot to repair...
I wanted to know if my new black-out tape could be installer over the old one?
Removing them seems like a real pain in the ***, I was thinking about just spot repair the little imperfection, put a little primer-sealer on those spot fix, then when everything is nice and evenly flat install the new black-out piece over it.
Also, is there any specific way of installing them? Are they self-adhesive? I heard something about a specific alcool usage to the surface before applying? (probably just like you do with a lamin-x film, instead of water)
I was also thinking of simply cleaning the surface with 3M adhesion promoter, but I think it may be too sticky and leave more room for bad positioning because you have no way of moving it after. That adhesion promoter make it stick once for good...
Thanks!
I wanted to know if my new black-out tape could be installer over the old one?
Removing them seems like a real pain in the ***, I was thinking about just spot repair the little imperfection, put a little primer-sealer on those spot fix, then when everything is nice and evenly flat install the new black-out piece over it.
Also, is there any specific way of installing them? Are they self-adhesive? I heard something about a specific alcool usage to the surface before applying? (probably just like you do with a lamin-x film, instead of water)
I was also thinking of simply cleaning the surface with 3M adhesion promoter, but I think it may be too sticky and leave more room for bad positioning because you have no way of moving it after. That adhesion promoter make it stick once for good...
Thanks!