What is used on laminated windows?

• A. Blue tape
• B. Masking film
• C. Duct tape
• D. Painter's tape

Answer: (A)

The main idea is using a masking tape that protects glass surfaces without damaging them. Blue tape is designed for masking delicate surfaces like laminated windows. It adheres well enough to hold the masking in place during painting, yet it peels off cleanly without pulling off the laminated film or leaving sticky residue. Duct tape is too aggressive and tends to leave residue or lift coatings; masking film protects larger areas but still needs a tape to secure it, so the tape itself is the key on the window. In practice, you apply the blue tape along the edges of the glass, paint, then remove the tape carefully to avoid lifting the laminate.