Future will help stop the paint from peeling to an extent. It makes the tape easier to pull off. However if the paint was sprayed on too thick or didn't have time to cure I don't think it would help any. I ditto the comments on Tamiya tape, Blue Painters masking tape you can get at Wal Mart is good for that too.. it has very little tack.
I use 98% acrylics in my painting and my best suggestions as were stated above are:
Clean the model well, allow sufficient time for water to dry from it though, as it may be in recesses inside the body and later leak out onto freshly applied paint.
If there is something I know will require a fair amount of masking (German splinter camo for example) I definitely primer first. I primer most of my models but those types I especially pay attention to.
Spray
thin coats. Don't go overboard and try to cover in one or two passes, let the paint dry in between coats (5 - 10 min or so) After you are through let it sit a minimum of 1 day before switching to a different color especially if you are going to do any masking. With metellics and paints that have a reputation of pullups, definitely give it longer to cure. And better yet if painting a metallic, paint the color first, let it cure, mask OVER where it will show through the metallic and then spray the metallic on top. When you pull up the tape PRESTO! a red band or whatever...
(and believe me I learned all of that the hard way.. even though I had been told it before by someone else
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