1. Durability & Longevity
Highly resistant to wear and tear, lasting 3–5 times longer than regular paint.
Withstands heavy traffic and harsh weather conditions.
2. Fast Drying & Quick Traffic Reopening
Solidifies within a few minutes, reducing road closure time.
Ideal for high-traffic areas where minimal disruption is crucial.
3. High Visibility & Reflectivity
Can be mixed with glass beads to improve night-time visibility.
Provides a bright, reflective surface that enhances road safety.
4. Strong Adhesion
Bonds well with asphalt and concrete surfaces, reducing the risk of peeling or fading.
Resistant to oil, grease, and water.
5. Environmentally Friendly & Safe
Solvent-free, making it a more eco-friendly option compared to traditional solvent-based paints.
Emits fewer harmful fumes, reducing environmental impact.
6. Cost-Effective in the Long Run
Higher initial cost, but lower maintenance and longer lifespan make it more economical over time.
Fewer repaints are needed compared to regular paint.
7. Versatility
Can be used for various road markings, including pedestrian crossings, lane lines, and parking areas.
Suitable for different road surfaces and weather conditions.

How To Apply Thermoplastic Road Marking Paint?

1. Surface Preparation

• Clean the surface thoroughly to remove dust, dirt, grease, and loose debris.
• If applying to asphalt or concrete, ensure it is dry and free from moisture.
• For concrete surfaces, apply a primer to improve adhesion.

2. Heating the Paint

• Use a preheater or hot melt kettle to heat the thermoplastic paint.
• Stir continuously and heat it to 180–220°C (356–428°F) (check manufacturer recommendations).
• Ensure the paint melts evenly and reaches a uniform consistency.

3. Application Process

• Use a screed applicator or spray machine to apply the paint.
• Apply the paint evenly, maintaining the desired thickness (usually 1.5–3 mm).
• If adding reflective glass beads, apply them immediately before the paint cools.

4. Cooling & Drying

• Allow the paint to cool and solidify (usually takes a few minutes).
• The road can typically be opened to traffic within 5–10 minutes after application.

5. Maintenance & Precautions

• Ensure proper ventilation if working in a confined area.
• Wear protective gear (gloves, safety goggles, and heat-resistant clothing).
• Regularly clean equipment to prevent blockages.

 
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