Cutting Tape Knife Less Tape Design Line Finish Line Vinyl Wrap Cutting Tape (10m / 32ft with Toolkit)

I have nothing bad to say about this item. I would definitely purchase again.

Works much much better than 3m Finish Line, cord snaps out easier and can make designs much better. I found the cord on this does have trouble snapping out after heating though (it just rips off altogether), so best to heat the vinyl itself before applying if it needs to be heated, rather than after it's placed over the knifeless tape.

For a first timer I was not willing to spend $20+ on a 33ft roll, so I ordered this one to give it a shot and learn along the way… I watched a couple of YouTube videos on how to use knife less tape and some tips, and wow!!! This product is amazing!! It worked perfectly for my taillight tinting project, I honestly couldn’t believe how easy it is to use it!Highly recommend it, specially if you don’t want to pay for the other name brand product, this one is great!

I've tried both this and knifeless cut pro. They both have their advantages, cut pro being for perfect straight lines. With this tape, its absolutely perfect for those hard curved bends. Thats because the backing on this tape is thin and like thicker seran wrap. It has its disadvantages with that thought. The string is in middle rather than side like cut pro. This can make for a bad pull/misaligned if string yanks to either side. To fix this i detach string from backing and cut a slice down middle of backing, and then flatten back down on surface. Pull string up and it gives a starter point to cut down middle. More effort than other tapes, but again the major advantage of this tape is getting around those difficult curved bends.

First of all, I am not an expert...I consider myself as an advanced beginner who wraps for fun and as a hobby. That said, I try to wrap something a couple times a week, always my own cars, family and friends. I have only used 3M, I bought this off the recommendation of a wrap expert. I have found that the string doesn't brake free from the filament as easy as the 3M does. Also, on nearly ever cut that I do get the string to brake free, the filament bunches up and causes crapy cut lines. After being supper frustrated and ruining two large sections on my Mercedes Revel van, I did a test, 10 TIMES! I used 3M and this stuff and did the exact same steps. 3M performed 100% of the time, this stuff only performed 20% of the time (100% when I cut the filament with my blade to brake the string free). I have a roll that I will not be using because I can not rely on it. In all fairness...It might have been a bad roll. I also want to point out, the string brakes supper easy so I give myself about 10" before the cut because the when the string does pop from the filament it takes a few tries. Lastly, it seems the filament is too strong for the string. I would love to try it again, but no way I would pay for a new roll.

Easy to use and works well.

Tried to use on premium (Read: Thin) Avery dennison vinyl. Snapped instead of cutting no matter how I tried. Was easier/cleaner to just use a #11 hobby knife.

A solid economical replacement for the big brand name design line stuff. Sticks good, cuts clean, and never has a wavy filament like the other stuff has and it's always in stock. Try it, you won't be disappointed!