Whether you're painting streets and highways or parking lots, this environmentally friendly, long-lasting waterbourne paint will impress you with its durability.
The Fass-Stripe acrylic paint dries to 'no track' in just two minutes! Regular paint takes 25 minutes to dry under normal circumstances. 1 gallon yields 325 feet of 4” stripe when applied @ 15 mils. Meets Fed. Spec. TT-P-1952b, too!
Use this paint in temperatures as low as 35°F, and as high as 120°F. That means you extend your season to last from early spring until late fall! The product is suitable for both bituminous (asphalt) and concrete surfaces - as long as they are clean and dry. Concrete must have cured a minimum of 30 days after pouring in order for paint to stick. Apply with our high-quality Airless Line Striping Equipment or with an atomized system.
We ship the paint with a thin layer of water on the top to reduce 'skinning' or drying on top. You'll especially notice it on our yellow paint, which will look like the color is off. This is completely normal and will disappear as soon as you mix it. We recommend you use a mechanical mixer or shaker to ensure that nothing has settled to the bottom during shipping.
As with all paint, ensure that the pavement is dry (even if it hasn't rained) before starting. If there is rain in the forecast, be sure that you have at least one hour after you have finished pavement marking before the rain is set to begin.
Clean the surface so that no dirt or debris gets in the way - concrete dust is especially bad for bonding. Use a blower or a push-broom. Set your line marking machine as follows:
New surfaces will require two coats of paint, with at least 45 minutes in between coatings.
Questions about how much paint you'll need or purchasing larger quantities? Call our friendly team at 1-866-399-5562.
Prices vary from state to state, but as an average:
It depends on the width and length of the lines. Our paint yields 1,625 linear feet (at 4" wide) per 5-gallon pail; at an average size you would need 7 gallons.
Theoretically yes; we don't advise it though because you wouldn't be able to ensure accuracy from gallon to gallon. If you do attempt it it would be a good idea to use a commercial mixer.
So sorry that you had to go through such trouble. Humidity can have a huge effect on how long sealer cures. If, after 24 hours and the sealer still feels tacky to the touch, it has not cured sufficiently. If it hasn't had ample time to cure, then it will bleed.
We recommend at least 24 hours of dry hot weather to allow the sealer to cure properly. If the weather is humid, overcast and moist, it will be harder for sealer to cuter, which can lead to bleeding through the paint.
| Shipping Length | 49 |
| Shipping Width | 37 |
| Shipping Height | 20 |
| Shipping Weight | 260 |
