* Auto Parts Stores: Larger chains like AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts, O'Reilly Auto Parts, and NAPA Auto Parts often carry a selection of pinstriping tape in various colors and widths. Their selection might be limited, though.
* Specialty Automotive Stores: Stores specializing in car and truck accessories or restoration parts will likely have a wider variety of pinstriping tape, including different materials (like vinyl or paint) and widths.
* Online Retailers: Sites like Amazon, eBay, and specialized automotive websites offer a vast selection of pinstriping tape, often with more color and width choices than brick-and-mortar stores. Search for "pinstripe tape" along with "automotive" or "truck" for best results. Consider reading reviews before purchasing.
* Restoration Supply Houses: If you're doing a serious restoration, these businesses often carry higher-quality pinstriping materials and may even offer pinstriping services.
* Local Sign Shops: Sign shops sometimes carry pinstriping supplies or can order them for you. They may also be able to apply the pinstriping if you don't want to do it yourself.
When buying, be sure to specify the width of the pinstripe you need and the material (vinyl is common and easy to apply). Consider also the color and whether you want a single stripe or a multiple stripe pattern.
