PILOON, what kind of tape?
It was an 8" wide probably 20 tho thick that an aircraft paint shop used to mask the windows when they applied paint stripper solution so as not to destroy the plexiglass windows. It was a freebee, left over from a job.
Has served me well on a variety of projects.
I once even applied to a snow sled but stones made for short life.
I know the best is UHMW poly as we used that on the bottom of aircraft skiis with a good life.*
They sell UHMW is sheets in a variety of thicknesses as well as rods, flats etc.
Some commercial snow contractors use UHMW as cutting edges on blowers and plows to prevent damage to the patio stone style driveways.
When a home owner spends big $$'s on his drive he does not want it all nicked and scratched by the snow contractor.
*while I never tried this technique I heard of a polyurathane product that some aircraft ski operators that painted a thick coating on their skis.
UHMW poly is a neat product, cuts with a saw, router can be molded with heat and vacuum shaped when heated all while being highly resistant to abrasion and as such not far below Teflon but less expensive .
Teflon is VERY slippery but snags and tears easily.
I machined some UHMW poly for my snow cute to rotate on and that works just great. (recently noticed a blower mfg. has added that feature on his product)