Fading Resistant Reflective Highway Paint Impact Resistance Water Retardant Whiteness Above 80

Professional Road Marking Paint with Whiteness above 80 and Brush Application Method.

The characteristics of thermoplastic road marking paint make it the preferred choice for road marking projects worldwide. Its durability, high reflectivity, quick drying time, resistance to fading, surface adaptability, and cost-effectiveness set it apart from other marking materials.

The application of thermoplastic road marking paint involves several key steps:

• Surface Preparation: The road surface must be clean, dry, and free of any debris or contaminants before application.
• Heating: The thermoplastic paint is heated to a specific temperature, causing it to melt and become a liquid.
• Application: The molten paint is applied to the road surface using specialized equipment.
• Glass Bead Application: Glass beads are sprinkled onto the surface to enhance reflectivity.
• Cooling: The painted markings cool and solidify, forming a durable bond with the road.

• Durability: Highly resistant to wear and tear with extended lifespan
• Reflectivity: Glass beads provide excellent nighttime visibility
• Quick Drying: Minimizes traffic disruption during application
• Cost-Effective: Reduced maintenance requirements and long-term savings

Thermoplastic road marking paint, also called thermoplastic coating or hot melt marking paint, is like a powder paint. A hot melt kettle heats the road marking paint to 200°C, and then it is sprayed onto the road surface. After cooling, the paint is wear-resistant, reflective and bright. It is fast drying and can be driven over after a few minutes. Reflective glass beads are added to improve brightness and durability.