when you say "blue masking tape", your probably referring to the stuff at OSH, or home depot, and THAT is designed for LATEX HOUSE PAINTS,...not paints with high levels of VOC's (solvents)
so pop down to ANY autobody supply house (finishmaster has shops all over the bay area)
and get a roll of 3M BLUE FINE-LINE tape ($7-$8), in 1/4" width, while your there get a roll each of 1" and 2" width 3M "lime green" masking tape (these are pricey tapes, but THEY WORK), and use the very flexible blue fineline tape (turns corners amazingly easy) to mask off your honda wings, then use the lime green tape to fill in the spaces, and then use a PLASTIC GARBAGE BAG, for the bulk of the major masking (so your not using an entire $8 roll of tape to cover large areas)
then shoot your wings, and the clear, (go as light here as possible, JUST shoot till you get hiding and gloss, and then STOP SHOOTING, DO NOT HOSE THE THING DOWN HERE, or you get a big fat edge, that will chip later) and then LEAVE IT ALONE FOR SEVERAL DAYS BEFORE PEELING,.....or you can lift your design right off the surface.
note all the above tapes have about 400% more "sticky" than the stuff you are used to (that's why they don't bleed) so USE CARE AND GO SLOWLY when peeling, I am DEAD serious about pulling ALL the coats off, if you just start ripping the tape straight up off the surface, so when peeling, try and pull straight BACK, sort of folding the tape over itself as you pull, and you'll see the "curl" actually cuts through the paint, leaving you with a beautiful crisp, clean line with no "raggedies", or fraying at the edge,.......if done correctly the lines you get with the above method will be as clean as the lines on pool table balls.
now, when you peel everything, your going to have a raised edge between the two colors, how thick that edge is depends on how much paint you shot for the wings (which is WHY you shoot graphics LIGHTLY, never a bunch of extra coats),...that edge can be a problem later on (it'll chip easily right AT the edge) so you may wish to use some pinstripe tape of the same color and go around the edge,.....I bridge the two colors with it, but you could apply it to either side of the design (on the wing, or on the tank) and it'll protect the edge almost as well, and then you dont have the "crease" in the pinstripe tape which is the bump from the edge showing through.
or just leave it and use care when washing, or wiping.
OR: you can "blind shoot" the wings,....read along,......you'd have to start over for this method, which is why I'm listing it as a alternate method, but in reality, THIS is how you want to shoot a two color graphic be it a stripe, wing, funny face, BARF twofinger salute, whatever,........................FIRST you'd shoot the black and clear on the sides of the tank, and let that cure COMPLETELY (a week at LEAST), THEN mask off your wing design, just covering up where you want the black to stay (it's about 200% LESS tape this way too), THEN shoot your flat green (again JUST for hiding, you don't want a fat edge here either),...and again let cure for several days to a week before peeling,...NOW when you peel, you'll notice that the wing has a RECESSED edge, and those are MUCH harder to damage for some reason, so you get the same clean line, but it'll last longer, and I almost never use edge pinstriping (tape OR brush) to cover the edge when the design is blind shot (so called because you don't use any masking for the initial color),......next time check that method out.
