This is week 5 at Line-Mark.com We delivering a mix of internal line markings, external line markings and a host of equipment being used for the installations.
Thanks for the feedback. I’m at a warehouse this weekend so will film it in more detail for you. I’ll list the material prices, paint application processes, floor preparation processes and cure times for paint, primer and sealer. Is there anything else you’d like to know for the video?
Now that's the million dollar question @biffen1969! I have tried a few "add on" items such as the Titan SureTrak Floating Gun Kit (link: www.spraydirect.co.uk/acatalog/Titan-SureTrak-Floating-Gun-Kit-759120.html#SID=2113) but they cost £1k and don't add much value. The best way to keep it straight I have found is to use a laser guide system - this is easier on a long distance line but shorter lines always look "iffy". If you have to do it on a short line over rough ground, try using a hand mould and an aluminium edge. The bigger issue I find on a rough surface isn't so much keeping it straight, but keeping the line width consistent. Typically, as the spray arm is fixed, when you roll the machine over a rough or undulated surface, the gun moves up / down and that changes the line width - sometimes by a fair bit! Again, in this situation, hand mould and MMA is my go-to! Hope this helps. I'll make a separate video and also add it to the week 6 ending for you.
Yes, placing the gun at the rear of the machine is always better than the front position. Well said. It’s also much easier in this position for curves. It’s just parking bays we find it doesn’t work as well as you often can’t get close enough to the edge of the bays
Brilliant video like them all. Hope all is well. Keep up the videos, well worth watching
Thanks John. I hope you’re doing well.
Hi Alex nice video. 👍 i just wish you would go into a little bit more detail about the sealers and the costs for the warehouse work. Thank you, AL
Thanks for the feedback. I’m at a warehouse this weekend so will film it in more detail for you.
I’ll list the material prices, paint application processes, floor preparation processes and cure times for paint, primer and sealer. Is there anything else you’d like to know for the video?
Hi Alex, how do you keep the line so straight on an uneven surface?
Now that's the million dollar question @biffen1969!
I have tried a few "add on" items such as the Titan SureTrak Floating Gun Kit (link: www.spraydirect.co.uk/acatalog/Titan-SureTrak-Floating-Gun-Kit-759120.html#SID=2113) but they cost £1k and don't add much value.
The best way to keep it straight I have found is to use a laser guide system - this is easier on a long distance line but shorter lines always look "iffy". If you have to do it on a short line over rough ground, try using a hand mould and an aluminium edge.
The bigger issue I find on a rough surface isn't so much keeping it straight, but keeping the line width consistent.
Typically, as the spray arm is fixed, when you roll the machine over a rough or undulated surface, the gun moves up / down and that changes the line width - sometimes by a fair bit! Again, in this situation, hand mould and MMA is my go-to! Hope this helps. I'll make a separate video and also add it to the week 6 ending for you.
Placer le pistolet à l’arrière de la machine change tout
Yes, placing the gun at the rear of the machine is always better than the front position. Well said.
It’s also much easier in this position for curves. It’s just parking bays we find it doesn’t work as well as you often can’t get close enough to the edge of the bays