The tape backing is designed to conform to curved surfaces. If shrinking occurs during spraying or drying, it is desirable to have as much stretch left in the tape as possible. This will help prevent seepage and jagged lines. As the angle is increased or decreased, additional stress on the adhesive can cause adhesive transfer.
Moderate speeds are best.
Excessive rate of removal may cause tearing. Very slow rate of removal increases tendency to transfer adhesive. The adhesive is firm enough for clean removal and is yet not so firm as to increase adhesion to the point where tearing occurs. Removal temperatures of 60 - 100 degrees Farenheit are recommended. Adhesive is firm and removal is generally clean.