How to apply road marking paint on floor and car parks. |how to use masking tape and roller on floor

this video teaches how to use masking tape and how to use a paint roller to create varieties of road signs and lines which can be done on floor, major roads and parking lots with the use of various colors of thermoplastic road marking paint for beginners and professionals and for those that love the art of painting.
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[@paintersinlagos]

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[@ekeneokeke7405]

Thanks for this video

[@ExpressSignsZW]

The video is fine but looping that hihat was savage 😂😂

[@paintersinlagos]

😄😄 Thanks for sharing your views

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[@ankitmalik6399]

Nice video. Can you suggest which paint will be the best for using on concrete surface for car parking marking? And is there any paint which is having reflective properties to shine at night for the same application? Thanks

[@paintersinlagos]

Thanks for reaching out.
Do you want to paint the entire floor-face or you want to Mark out lines for car park/parking lot?

[@ankitmalik6399]

@@paintersinlagos hello, thanks for your prompt response. Only for the lines marking out, same way you are doing in the video.

[@paintersinlagos]

@@ankitmalik6399 it depends on the products available in your location. Find a good paint manufacturer that produce 'ROAD MARKING PAINT' two things you should look out for base on your request is the THERMOPLASTIC and the REFLECTIVE properties.

[@rakeshsalvi9368]

How to use paint

[@paintersinlagos]

There are many ways to use road marking paint, but you can simple use a paint roller or brush.

[@richardbaldock6746]

Why tape an existing line just paint over it follow edges with proper roller size or spray nozzel

[@paintersinlagos]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, but why follow an existing edge that is blurry, what happens when you go out of the edges? Always use a tape for a perfectly straight line.
And thanks for stopping by.