Omask Stripes 1.2 mm (135 x 90 mm) yellow masking tape is a sheet of pre-cut masking strips 1.2 mm wide, in the form made of yellow masking tape. A strip only has to be lifted off the sheet and stuck onto the model, so cutting straight strips from a roll is no longer needed.
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A universal masking sheet from the brand Omask with pre-cut straight strips 1.2 mm wide. The material is yellow masking tape. It is not a set cut to the outline of a particular kit but a stock of strips from which you take exactly as many as you need at the time. A width of 1.2 mm is a universal compromise between a fine line and a clearly visible stripe, so it comes into its own from small scales to large models. The range offers the same sheets in widths from 0.6 to 2.0 mm, so you can put a set together according to the scales you build in. Check how many strips are on the sheet and how long they are on the packaging.
Lay a strip on a perfectly dry, smooth coat of paint; fresh paint should not be masked, because it tears when the tape is lifted off. Once it is stuck down, press the edge firmly with a wooden toothpick, for instance, so that paint does not seep under it. Spray in thin coats and rather in several passes, as a heavy coat creates a noticeable step at the edge. Lift the tape off shortly after the paint has set, slowly and at a sharp angle in a direction away from the masked edge. On curved areas it is better to lay the strip in shorter runs than to force it into a curve.
The package contains masking material only. Paints, varnish, a model and tools are not part of it. On a delicate coat, test the adhesion on a hidden area first.
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