looking for the Tape that separates two tone.

[BonestockK1500]

Found these guys, looks like a pretty comprehensive offering

Phoenix Graphix 1988-00 Chevrolet/Chevy and GMC Trucks 3-Band Stripe Kit

Phoenix Graphix 1988-00 Chevrolet/Chevy and GMC Trucks 3-Band Stripe Kit

www.phoenixgraphix.com

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[89obsSB]

Personally I’d tape off where the stripe would go and use paint.

 

[Hipster]

Found these guys, looks like a pretty comprehensive offering

Phoenix Graphix 1988-00 Chevrolet/Chevy and GMC Trucks 3-Band Stripe Kit

Phoenix Graphix 1988-00 Chevrolet/Chevy and GMC Trucks 3-Band Stripe Kit

www.phoenixgraphix.com

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Didn't know this. Thought they just did muscle car stuff.

 

[JOHNGAAA1]

Phoenix graphics has many of the original kits available.

 

[GoToGuy]

Any good automotive paint retailer / supplier that can mix paint colors usually can supply penstripe tape. Same guys supply paint and body shops.

 

[Mapearso]

Phoenix Graphix stuff is great. I used it when I repainted my 89 two tone

 

[Z71Hobbs]

Wish I’d seen this thread a while ago.

There’s several different tape colors. The Phoenix graphics kits are ultimately the best option, short of looking for all the individual part numbers on eBay and hoping to get lucky. GM separated each and every body panel into a different part number

For example.
Front fender has its own part number
Door has its own part number
An extended cab section has its own part number etc etc etc

The only major issue that I saw with the phoenix graphics kits is that they didn’t mimic the front fenders correctly (they may have since corrected this).

Each front fender tape is unique in the aspect that the lines taper as they get to the front headlamp. So a left fender strip and a right fender stripe are unique and different from the rest of the gmt400 pieces.

I was able to find a weird combination of bedside and tailgate pieces of tape to complete my truck after paint, and got lucky finding eBay nos on the front fender stripes.

Hope this helps.

 

[GoToGuy]

The reason they would be different part numbers is the compound curve , or a taper. Even though they look the same left or right having different part numbers tells it's unique to that area. Also , often and many GM part numbers a left only side item would end in an even number and right side only item would end in odd number. Not always but happens.

 

[Z71Hobbs]

The reason they would be different part numbers is the compound curve , or a taper. Even though they look the same left or right having different part numbers tells it's unique to that area. Also , often and many GM part numbers a left only side item would end in an even number and right side only item would end in odd number. Not always but happens.

Agreed. But each and every panel also had their own respective part numbers as well. Made it fun.