Classic reflective hot melt line marking paint 25% glass bead Thermoplastic Road Marking Paint

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Thermoplastic road marking paint is a kind of paint used for road markings.

It is typically composed of resins, pigments, fillers, and additives. The resins used are thermoplastic, which means they soften when heated and harden again when cooled. When it's applied, it's heated to a molten state and then laid down on the road surface. It forms a durable, long - lasting marking that can withstand traffic wear and tear, as well as exposure to the elements such as sunlight, rain, and snow. It provides clear visual guidance for drivers, including lane markings, crosswalks, and other traffic - related symbols on the road.

Hot melt paint has several advantages:

- Quick drying: It solidifies rapidly after application. For example, on a road marking project, it can dry in a very short time, allowing traffic to return to normal quickly, usually within minutes, minimizing disruption.
- Durability: It forms a tough and long - lasting coating. This makes it suitable for high - traffic areas such as roads and parking lots. It can withstand the wear and tear caused by vehicle tires and different weather conditions over an extended period.
- Good adhesion: It adheres well to various surfaces like asphalt and concrete. The strong bond helps it stay in place and reduces the chance of peeling or flaking.
- Bright color: It provides vivid and highly visible markings. This is crucial for applications such as road signs and markings to ensure safety by clearly guiding drivers and pedestrians.

Applications Range of Hot Melt Line Paint

Hot melt paint can be used on a variety of surfaces.

It adheres well to asphalt surfaces. For example, it's widely used on roads and highways for lane markings and traffic symbols. The paint can penetrate the small pores and irregularities of the asphalt, creating a strong bond when it cools and solidifies.

It's also suitable for concrete surfaces such as in parking lots, warehouse floors, and sidewalks. The rough texture of concrete provides good mechanical grip for the hot melt paint, allowing it to set firmly and provide long - lasting markings or coatings.

In addition, with proper surface preparation (like cleaning and sometimes priming), it can be used on some metal surfaces for identification or safety markings in industrial settings.