Mulitpolymer/Epoxy

The newest pavement marking material that retains bead embedment for superior retro-reflectivity, the 2:1 mix ratio, makes this product the most durable and cost effective application in the pavement marking industry.

Thermoplastic

The most common road marking material in Texas, the “thermo” is a mixed substance heated near 400 degrees in a pre-melter before being fed into an application truck.

Paint

Paint typically follows a paving operation for initial guidelines. Because of its low cost, it’s the preferred product of many municipalities.

Markers

Also known as raised pavement markers, they are usualy more visible at night than typical road markings and their raised application makes them especially important for motorists driving in wet conditions with impaired visibility.

Pre-formed Markings

Adhesive tape and heat applied to permanent and temporary tape.

Surface preparation and Striping removal 

Flailing, shot blasting and water blasting trucks are used for the removal of old markings, as well as surface preparation for new markings.