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We use a range of paints to ensure surface compatibility. Our primary preference is for Chlorinated Rubber paint, however we also regularly use 2-part epoxy, Waterborne paint and thermoplastics.
For new asphalt surfaces, surface preparation is not required. However, we highly recommend allowing the asphalt to cure for 30 days prior to painting.
For older asphalt and concrete surfaces, and also for remarking over existing lines, we generally recommend preparation by high-pressure water-blasting. This removes any embedded dirt, loose material and also removes any existing flakey paint that will otherwise cause the new markings to fail prematurely.
Other methods of surface treatment include: shot-blasting, grinding, scarifying and the application of adhesion promoting penetrative sealers.
Surface preparation is generally advised on a case by case basis as environments vary considerably.
Where it is viable, we try to work during standard business hours.
We also operate night-shifts and on weekends to minimise disruption to the clients business activities.
Where it is viable, we try to work during standard business hours.
We also operate night-shifts and on weekends to minimise disruption to the clients business activities.
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