tools needed
Surface Preparation
Striping Equipment
Safety Gear
Supplies
- Select high-quality traffic paint suitable for outdoor use
- Choose colors that meet regulations for road markings
- Use durable marking tape that adheres well to pavement
- Ensure tape is reflective for increased visibility at night
- Opt for chalk or marking pencils that are easy to erase if needed
- Consider using colored chalk or pencils for different types of markings
- Select stencils or templates that are clear and easy to read
- Ensure symbols or letters are the correct size for road markings
- Use measuring tools to ensure accurate placement of road markings
- Double-check measurements before painting to avoid mistakes
- Choose high-quality brushes or rollers for smooth application
- Clean brushes or rollers thoroughly after use to prolong their lifespan
- Use solvent or cleaner to remove paint residue from equipment
- Regularly clean and maintain tools to prevent damage and ensure longevity
- Use paint trays or buckets with flat bottoms for easy mixing
- Clean trays or buckets after each use to avoid contamination of paint colors
Use in Manifestly