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Under normal circumstances, the painting cycle of white road marking paint is about 1 to 2 years. However, the specific painting frequency should be adjusted according to the actual situation. For example, urban main roads with heavy traffic may need to be painted once a year, while rural roads with less traffic may be painted every two years or more.

According to the different ingredients and construction methods, the types of road marking paint can be divided into: hot melt marking paint, solvent marking paint, water-based marking paint, and two-component marking paint.

Solvent-Based Paints are one of the traditional types of road marking paints. Its main ingredients include pigments, resins and organic solvents. This type of paint dries quickly, has strong adhesion, and is suitable for all weather conditions.

Generally speaking, white road marking paint lasts about 2 to 4 weeks on grass. This time range varies depending on a variety of factors, including grass type, climate conditions, grass maintenance, and frequency of use.

White marking paint is a paint specially used for marking on road surfaces. It has high reflectivity, wear resistance and skid resistance. It is clearly visible during the day and at night, ensuring that road markings can effectively guide traffic in all weather conditions.

The main uses of white marking paint: 1. Road traffic markings: ● Lane dividers ● No parking lines and parking spaces ● Pedestrian crossing lines 2. Parking lot and warehouse markings: ● Parking lot markings ● Warehouse markings 3. Stadium landmarks: ● Stadium markings ● Playground markings 4. Industrial and commercial uses: ● Workshop and factory markings ● Airport markings 5. Other uses: ● Parking lot and garage markings ● Construction site markings.

After high temperature construction, hot melt marking paint cools quickly and cures quickly. During the cooling process, heat is dissipated to the outside, making the surface temperature of the marking paint high for a short time, generating a sense of heat.

Solvent-based road marking paint has a longer drying time, usually reaching a surface dry state within 10 to 30 minutes. It can reach a solid dry state after 2 to 4 hours, but it takes more than 24 hours to fully cure and achieve the best use effect.