Parking Lot Line Painting with Handicap Stencil
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- A large parking lot is painted with over 400 parking stalls. Four of the stalls need legal handicap stencils.
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I work in a towing company in Houston Texas, I'm the striping painter. I've been watching this video to give me more confidence and experience with my job. Thanx and much respect
Thanks so much for watching! The more you do the easier it gets for sure!
Thanks so much from Bogotá, Colombia, Sud América.
Nice job. I always like to see how other line stripers do things so I learn as much as I can.
Great video, Jeff. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Certainly shows that you take great pride in what you do!
Nathan Birch Thanks for the comment! I'm looking to improve my videos with the upcoming season. More cameras and equipment and better overall videos.
Its my first time to see this kind of job and I salute for a job well done.
Thanks so much for watching!
This was the best thing since sliced bread 🍞
Thanks so much for watching!
I would like to see more parking lots get fresh paint. It's frequently hard to see where the lines are they are so faded. They don't care though as it would only cost them money, who cares if you can't see the lines is their attitude.
I agree, there's so many parking lots where the owners just don't care about anything or legal liability.
Excellent Video! You should do more videos of this stuff! I love watching it!
More videos coming soon starting this Saturday on my new Do It All Sealing channel!
Man you doing good
Today just watching 4 videos
I like im handy man
Want to lear from people like you
Thanks for sharing
God bless you
You. Good
Thanks so much I appreciate the support! Don't forget to check out my other channel Do It All Sealing: ruclips.net/user/doitallsealing&via=tb
My son is autistic & loves watching your videos
Thanks so much for his and your support! I appreciate that! I have a new channel that I started and will be putting even better videos on there! ruclips.net/channel/UCE4x9dzt-NuHwlEDuAdC2kQ&via=tb
Nice thick coat. Good job.
Thanks so much! I'm doing more line painting videos on my new channel as well.
I noticed in the parking lot that water was settling in it do you spray even if parking lot was wet 24hrs prior too ?
Not too shabby, that is an older painter but your lines look good. A lid on that bucket will help keep your paint from drying on top. I prefer to do my cross hatch first, you can then go around the outside of it and do the box after so you don't have to wait for it to dry, that is unless you are going up to a curb with it. Also when spraying stencils, turn your orange tip guard 90 degrees, makes it much easier to spray them in. Cheers
Yes for sure this machine has had its time! I will be using a new machine in my upcoming videos on my new channel stay tuned! Thanks for the tip! Appreciate the support thanks for watching!
Did you have to pressure wash it or blow it first?
Great video!
Thanks so much!
Great Info. Thanks
I was looking for the lay out methods for the HC layout.
Do you use the the 3-4-5 method. Measure down right side 3ft, 6 ft 9ft the across the top 4, 8, 12 . Then match up 3to6, 6to8, 9to12 ?
That is amazing job
castillo road thanks very much! In the upcoming season I will be making all new videos in 4k and much more detail and quality. Keep watching! Thanks!
Great video plz keep doing more
+Police K-9 Officer Thanks so much! I certainly will keep posting more vodeos hoping to improve my videos and quality of my content. By next season i should be using better cameras and lighting!
try using some chlorinated rubber paint, the good durable stuff, I think its one of the best, but bigger spray tip closer to 20. or they also make liquid cold thermoplastic paint, never seen the stuff. obviously these are commercial & most certaintly expensive options or much more rare for commercial jobs I assume & race tracks!
+aaron fuksa chlorinated rubber paint is excellent i have used it on a few jobs. Most of my clients request the standard federal traffic paint to be used. Thats a good tip for next time i was just spraying it with a .17 tip before.
I found this really interesting and really applaud how nice and helpful you are to answer questions and respond to comments. Nice work! Curious...do you find yourself automatically stepping OVER paint lines when you are just walking around and not painting? Seems like you'd get in the habit! :-)
Thanks so much! This was actually the longest it's taken me to get back to comments. I was away for 1.5 months on vacation travelling. I'm finally catching up to all my missed comments! We do step on the painted lines sometimes but most of the time nothing happens to the paint since we are using a fast drying traffic paint. You can walk on it about 15-20 mins after its been painted. Most of the time we are use to stepping over where we painted I can avoid the lines without looking. ;o)
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hey i like these video make more like these but new parking line on highway
Jeff, I’m legally disabled and my wife also has a disability and we applied through the city to get a handicap parking space in front of our house. The city was supposed to paint a 24 ft long space when they stuck the sign in the ground.
We have a lot of transient college students living near us who represent the majority share of Scofflaws Inc. who don’t respect our space or in many cases who aren’t aware of the legally defined space. I’ve been working constructively with City Council and other officials to get the spot painted so we don’t live in this extremely frustrating state of ambiguity.
City says they can’t afford to paint it but might consider marking the curb with a small blue marking to designate the 24 ft Mark. The police are supposed to be enforcing the space but some do and some don’t... And I dislike the police knocking on our door wanting to talk about do we know who’s parking there... how do we get along with our neighbors... The police have been very nice and respectful but I think everyone needs UNAMBIGUOUS CLARITY WITH A MARKED SPOT.
I’ve decided to paint the spot myself. I was wondering if you could offer any guidance when I’m ready to paint.
We have inclement weather ahead but I’m interested in what type of paint dries the best while lasting a long time.
I’m thinking of cutting my own stencil since they are a little pricey. I did well in mechanical drawing in shop class way back in the day and I’m a decent visual artist. If the materials to cut my own stencils are more expensive than buying commercial ones then I will buy a commercial set. I want to be set to do touch ups when necessary.
I will check with the city when I’m ready to make sure I’m within code.
Thanks for the video. Obviously my equipment will be much simpler than yours as my plan is to do our one spot and not a whole parking lot. I’m not going to use Hatch Marks as people will park in those as in the U.S. people don’t see them as what they are, part of the spot. However I would like for it to look nice as possible with some curb appeal.
It must be very annoying trying to get the city to take care of these simple issues. I see this all the time and citizens spend their own time and money doing repairs when no one else does anything about it. So to answer your questions what kind of paint to buy? We use a traffic paint that sets very quickly. I normally use an oil based traffic paint and depending on the time of year it is either regular or low VOC to comply with environment laws here. Obtaining the stencil is your only challenge and of course if you can make one that would be great as well. Since you are doing it yourself it wouldn't be cost effective to buy a pail of traffic paint blue, white, or yellow etc. I would honestly use the coloured marking cans at home Depot etc. I've seen a few spots done by spray and it turned out pretty good! The blue you could spray or roll on of you are using the blue. Stencil, duct tape, spray cans and you could get this done cost effective. Hopefully someone takes care of it before you are forced to do so. Let me know how that goes and when and if you are going to do it yourself.
Does the paint already have primer?
Do you have to clean asphalt first?
No primer needed, traffic paint is ready to use. We broom & blow the area before painting.
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I will be doing some new videos on my New RUclips channel in a few weeks. I will make the announcement on this channel shortly.
Looks great. Thanks for the info...
Thanks so much for watching, check out my Doitallsealing Channel as well!
Great Video! Very Informative!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for watching!
Thanks for the video, had a couple questions, What do you set your sprayer at, what psi? And what type of spray tip are you using? Thanks and keep up the good work
+thirsty247247 my sprayer is an older machine i dont have a pressure gauge on that lne. For that machine i walk a bit slower and im using a .15 striping tip. I use to use a .17 but for some reason my machine sprays better lines with the 15.
Jeff Lepard thanks for the info
Love this video...I want to do this
Thanks! You should give it a try. It's not too hard. Takes practice!
Im Seriously thinking about starting a small buisness of line stripping here in my city. What machine are you using.
@@carlosnava6199 This machine in the video is an older machine that is discontinued. It was called a Hero. I will be using a different line painter for my main lines this year I will be using a Titan Line Painter. I'm still deciding which model to purchase right now.
i would like to see how they paint a slow bump in the parking lot
make a video painting parking garages please.
I sure will. I actually have a project for that coming up soon. I will film that for my new Do It All Sealing Channel!
Do you half to thin the paint i air compressed style painter never used it thought I ask
No snapping of lines? We never paint anything until we snap lines. We square it up to ensure perfection!! How can you get the handicap border square? Eyeball it? And to pour paint on the ground and roll it out?? I saw a guy in Cinqua Terra, Italy use masking tape for his border. I don't recommend that either. ha ha ha
Good work. Where you get that stencil? That's the big dog
Had a couple questions. Is that black top and are you putting oil paint on blacktop?
what state are these legal handicaps??
eddie valdez This is in Toronto Ontario, Canada
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Oh absolutely! I will be purchasing a new line painter this upcoming season!
I started painting lots a while back as part of my commercial maintenance business. I've only done a dozen lots so far. One of the issues that I'm having is spraying larger open stencils, like arrows or stops. It may be just that I haven't developed the skills in using a gun, but I have had terrible problems with puddling and runs. I have tried moving faster, higher, etc. Should I try a different size tip? Lower pressure? It's been enough of a problem that I've simply been rolling. But that is time consuming.
Any suggestions for a novice?
I would first try a different tip size. Example would be if you were using a .17 tip and you moved down to a .15 tip that would solve that issue. I had the same issue when I was starting out. Also lowering the pressure could work as well. Thanks so much for watching!
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Thanks for the tip. I thought that it was just me, so it's good to here that others have had the same issues. I'll try a 15 tip and play with the pressure.
Love your vids. Thanks so much.
Southern Benefits Solutions Have you had an opportunity to try the new tip
He should use an extension pole when painting the blue so you're not bending over the whole time
Yeah I know and it will save on the bending and back bending!
Well done bro🙏🏻
Thanks so much bud for watching!
What pressure are you spraying at? That's slow motion compared to how I paint lol
The line painter in this video is one of my older line painters the pressure is a lot lower than Titan or Graco painters.
How do u keep the line so straight. Do u use a rope to follow. Or is this just years of experience.
David Gochenour normally I will chalk out the line if I need to but for this one I just aimed the line painter and just went with it.
Help ASAP. How much paint does it take to paint 3,200 linear feet 4” lines. Thank you
I use fast dry paint
This paint I was using in the video is Set Fast paint. I love fast drying paints it makes a huge difference. Thanks for watching!
I like this. Hey. What's Paint you use for this ???
The paint is from Sherwin-Williams traffic paint. That one was the oil base set fast
Hi Jeff, I'm trying to get something like this started but I don't know what I would charge for this type of work
+J.R. Gapa Garcia i can help you. No problem. I got your email, we finished work tonight at 11pm. I will give you a call in the morning.
How do you pick up re-stripe work like that, do you have to put in a work bid? Or do you just ask if they need there lot re-striped and give them a price?
All of the work I get now is from repeat clients, referrals, or property management companies that I work with. I do get some calls from my website, kijiji & my RUclips videos. When I first started into the business for years and years I had to chase the work and go from plaza to plaza asking the owners if they would like a quote. Once you get busy enough the jobs will come to you. I will end up finishing this year without completing all the work I have scheduled in. I will have to expand next year with another crew!
Sounds good but what was the price on one parking lot is it less then $3000.00
Put that roller on a stick man .....my back would be killing me if I did them all that way lol
Yeah I think I need to do that. I'm not getting younger lol!
How do you price this type of service?
You would need to count up the parking stalls and any special stenciling work, accessible parking spots, hatched sections etc. That's how I formulate my estimates for these jobs.
Use linear foot as your base price for stripes. Stripes are typically 4" wide so come up with a base price. Figure out the average size of a parking stall and it will be easier to quote. Curbs, stenciling, etc will have their own pricing . What works for pricing in one area won't work in all areas so asking people to tell you what you should charge is fool hardy. Also need to figure in other aspects of the job. Are you going to pre clean the lot? What about crack filling? Minor repair work? Lot of money can be made but you can also screw up too. Parking lots aren't roadways, they don't have universal standards like the MUTCD to follow. Property owners sometimes have strict requirements. Especially national chains like McDonald's. So be wary of that too.
What’s a good price to charge per linear foot
Do you by any chance have any videos of painting at angles. Also there are situations in my case where I need my gun to be on the left, but it came factory on the right. I'm not able to switched it over any easy way. I have to modify according to the manufacturer. What do you recommend on, in that situation? Thank you
I will make sure to do some new videos on my new channel for angled parking. Make sure your subscribed to that channel where all my new content is uploaded now. I use to switch my gun over but I stopped doing that it takes too long. What I do is just get whatever I can and if there is a few feet of missing line I will tape it up and complete the line. Most of the time I can get in there but sometimes I have to do that.
How long till blue dryes? 24 hrs?
The blue paint will dry in about 20-30 minutes. Thanks so much for watching!
None of the line were popped? Would look a whole lot more cleaner.
What do you mean by popped
What is the approximate cost of this per square foot?
For linepainting it usually goes per linear foot. Avg price is about .25 cents per linear foot. Most line painters charge per stall or line. Linear feet is great for longer lines.
What pressure do you have machine set to spray and what tip are you using?
Thanks. Great work.
Lee McCurley there's no actual gauge on the pressure on that particular machine that I'm using but I just adjust the pressure based on the spray pattern that I'm getting the tip that I'm using was a 15 tip I normally use between 15 and 17. This year I will be running a new line painting machine I'm getting a new Titan line painter not sure what model number yet that will be in the upcoming videos in the new season.
Jeff Lepard just purchased the Graco 3400 and still getting used to it. I like the lower pressure and cleaner lines you are getting. Barely heard the discharge while you did it you moved way slower than I do. You’re much more effective than I am.
Thanks so much actually the machine you're using should be better than the machine that I was currently using the two main machines that everybody's using or either Graco or Titan machines I'm a bit more of a Titan fan myself but Titan or Graco both machines are amazing. But what you're saying is true this machine that I'm using in this video is neither it's a copycat of a Titan machine and seems to work well just not fast enough for what I actually want to do with it
Jeff Lepard you’d be an awesome resource since we obviously won’t be competitors. Lol. Do you have an email address?
Lee McCurley yup I do my email is: jeff@doitallsealing.com
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Hi Jeff,
Have you ever used high build waterbourne paint? Do you recommend using it?
I have used it before. I like to use Oil based always before that or low VOC paints. Thanks so much for watching!
@@JeffLepard thanks Jeff
How can I purchase this machine
What paint are you using. Acetone ?
I use Oil Base from Sherwin Williams. They also have a low VOC paint most people use in the summer to comply with the environment.
Great job!!! Whats the difference between paint and thermoplastic??
Victor Hernandez I personally have never used it but I heard all about it. A paint you heat up to at least 200c and it's applied hot and when it cools down it hardens up and remains flexible.
Jeff Lepard ohhh ok. Whats the durability of paint markings?? And how much a striping machine like the one you have. Thanks for all of your knowledge
Jeff Lepard Iam having a difficult time looking for a rental place. Any ideas??
Are you looking for a commercial place to rent?
I have some clients that stripe every year and others every couple of years. All depends on weather and other factors. The machine I used in the video is a machine called Hero. It isn't made anymore but is simular to a Titan. I'm buying a Titan Line Striper very shortly and I will be shooting my videos with that.
NIce Job!
What is the # of the tip that you use to do this lines?
+Wuploads the tip i normally use on my old machine you see in this video is a .15 I normally use a .17 tip. I will be running a new line painter next season so thats most likely the tip i will use depending on how fast i want the paint to flow.
@@JeffLepard thanks jeff!
What are you using for a line striper? Graco, Titan?
ncameron7 In this video I'm using a cheap Hero Line Painter they don't make anymore. I do normally use Titan.
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What psi does he keep his striper on?
This line painter in my new videos on my new channel has since been repaired with a new pressure valve. It is now running at 3200 psi.
How much charge for line
whwt type of paint to use in a parking curb?
The same paint on road is applied to the curbs since its meant for asphalt or concrete. We are using Sherwin Williams Set Fast Traffic Paint
Im at Maryland
Thanks so much for watching!
What kind of paint are you using?
Eddie Guillén the paint I'm using is from Sherwin Williams oil based federal traffic paint. Setfast oil.
you do good work....keep it up
Thanks Rick!
Jeff, what paint did you use for this job?
The paint I'm using is SetFast A303 Oil Based from Sherwin Williams.
Get a Greco
Those are nice machines but I also like Titan machines as well! I am getting one of them.
As slow as you push that striper i would have 5 lines down to your 1 . Turn that pressure up and run it
Weird flex but ok
@@JM-fo1te 😂
How long does the paint last?
The paint will last a few years but depending on the winter and salt being used etc. A lot of parking lots stripe every 2 years.
If you use a slightly larger tip you wouldn't have to walk so slow.
what kind of machine you used
This is an older machine called "Hero". I will be buying a new one shortly.
The slower you walk the more paint you put down.
That's very true!
That’s why you shouldn’t rush someone if you were paying them by the job. Paint job last at least twice as long as any other company. Good work sir
What machine are you using?
This is a Hero Line Painter. They stopped making these machines.
@@JeffLepard, thank you!
@@JeffLepard, Bummer... looks like a solid, quality unit. I bought an old school nitrogen line painter at auction that I've been slowly piecing together as it came incomplete, only spools up to about 80 psi on a 2200 psi maximum tank (I love that it's almost silent - but... it certainly has it's limitations). What is recommended commercial pressure for quality penetration into the asphalt, concrete or hardscapes in general? I'm based out of Alberta Canada so from your videos I'm pretty sure you have no cause for concern that I'll be coming after any of your markets? Also this is a fun project, my main gig is actually asphalt trucking, snow removal and parking lot sweeping so it would be pretty easy to offer the service to customers that are already using me in the other arenas.
Do you guys are hiring ? I have 10 years of experience
I might be hiring shortly. Where abouts do you live?
Jeff Lepard do you have a email where we can talk?
Absolutely, Email: jeff@doitallsealing.com
I’ve got an old HERO striper in the basement that I used for 2 seasons, years ago. Those ball bearings in the pump were a nightmare to maintain. The only good thing on that machine is that Honda engine. If you’re ever looking for parts for that old thing, drop me a DM on Instagram. (lahey7294)
Isn't handicap paint supposed to be blue and WHITE!!?? Motard!
That is the standard but many have used Blue and yellow as well. Yellow is more visible in the snow during winters so it has become acceptable to paint.
Every state every city every customer has different requirements
When i restripe one i have seal coated i tend to go fast.
The tip size I was using had a smaller flow rate.
First of all turn the pressure up and paint faster your losing money just by how long it took to do that. Secondly you should never roll a blue box that looks ridiculous. Also it should have taken you 3 sprays to paint that handicap stencil. Not 35. That stencil is probably soaked after just one box.
This line painter is an older model and doesn't have the pressure I really need. My new videos will have a new line painter and lots of pressure. It will make for much better videos in the future. I will probably keep this old line painter to spay the blue. Thanks for watching!
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At 8:19 you mention something that dis-values PWD. You said "NORMAL" parking spaces. The way you put this it makes it seam that it is not a Normal thing to be Disabled. To a PWD Person With Disabilities it is a "NORMAL" thing to park in a blue zone. What you said is Normalizing PWD. For example, you say to someone with a disability; "Why don't you get some exercise and Walk like a NORMAL Person"? That is what Normalizing a PWD means.
- You need to be giving the proper dimensions of the parking stalls & the Hash Marks.
- The standard minim ADA Parking space is 8 Foot wide.
- Van Accessible ADA Parking space is 11 Foot wide.
- Access aisles/hash marks are a minim of 5 feet wide.
- A minim amount of ADA parking spaces per hash tag to (2) accessible parking spaces. If there is only (1) ADA parking space there still has to be a hash tag beside it at a minim.
- The vertical sign must be in front of each ADA parking space and located in the center of each of them. The sign must be from the level of the wheels of the vehicle to the bottom of the sign must be a minim of 60 inches.
- Number of ADA parking spots per business/service even if they all share the same lot must be 1 in 6 spaces. If there was 2 businesses and they shared a parking lot and each business had 6 spaces per business there would have to be a minim of 2 ADA parking spots for the entire lot.
- If there is a ADA parking space and there is only 1 for the entire parking lot that space must be a VAN Accessible spot.
- It should be more? I wish the minim was at least 2 out of 5 spaces in a parking lot?
Good Video other than that part. The information is just a few suggestions of what would of been good if you would of mentioned.
Adam Guymon Thanks for watching the video. Better choice of words would of been standard parking spaces. My videos are not scripted so I just explain whatever comes to me head so sometimes there are mistakes. Thanks for pointing that out I will know for future videos!
Jeff Lepard better response than I would have had lol
ADA = US; this guy is in Canada.
I really can’t believe the people that come on here and watch someone else’s video on their channel then tell them what they should be doing. Wow. Handicapped or not you’re a dick