What masking tape?

[The Bowler Hatted Turner]

I am planning a piece of work that will involve some different colours applied from a spray(either a can or air brush) but the colours will be touching each other and I want clean lines at the edge of each colour. So may questions is what masking tape do you use? and is there a thin tape for thin lines?
Many thanks.

[Twisted Trees]

I find the green "Frog Tape" gives good clean lines. for thin lines try a car parts store for pin stripe tape, or online:-

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B06XRZS91N/ref=asc_df_B06XRZS91N58527201/?tag=googshopuk-21&creative=22146&creativeASIN=B06XRZS91N&linkCode=df0&hvadid=218084017159&hvpos=1o1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=11690827905200771909&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9045622&hvtargid=aud-543776533562:pla-306130771083

[Derek]

I use the frog tape as well as the white masking tape to prevent the paint from creeping under the tape I spray the first colour let it dry apply the tape once it has dried then respray with the first colour by doing this I find that if it creeps it will not show again let this dry and lightly sand back before doing the next colour.

[Paul Hannaby]

Hi John,
There is a thin tape in different thicknesses for lines - just google fine line tape.

You might also want to look into frisket film. It's used for masking airbrush designs.  I use it for things like those Mondrian style platters and the multi-colour sunburst designs etc. You stick it on over the whole surface, mark out your design and cut with a scalpel the peel off the areas you want to spray. It can be stuck back again if you're careful so you can mask areas already sprayed.

[The Bowler Hatted Turner]

Thanks all for your replies, the frisket sounds the best idea for what I wish to do, thanks Paul.