Repainting Parking Lot Lines of Small Business - process from start to finish!

[@GorillaWash_Stain]

Those lines are clean! Obviously very experienced being able to make those lines on target like that 💪

[@coastpave]

They are really good, I can't do it like them - espeically on the buddy, I've walked some lines, but they are fast and precise.

[@hvguy]

I'd have that shit looking like wet spaghetti 😹

[@giovanisimonelli7742]

Those lines are freaking crisp! Great video! I'm about 6 months into the business and love it. I started with a titan 850 and was having so much trouble getting crisp lines. Found an old airlessco surestripe 3300 and it freaking rocks! Great job boys

[@coastpave]

ayyyy Thankyou so much, great work - It can be a fun, rewarding and great little business!

[@ortegaandrew2216]

Just wondering your 850 titan. The only reason you don't get crispy lines it's because of the tires they're not air tires they're plastic but if you change the tires on it and still have the machine balanced shouldn't be a problem just wondering by the way I just started this business first year hopefully everything goes well

[@mistellechambless8673]

What a beautiful day you were able to enjoy while you worked! The weather looks perfect!

[@BamaGuppies]

If you slide you gun in closer to the machine and in line with the axis of the front tire everything will be way more rigid and you can move twice that fast. Being inline with the front tire makes your line width more consistent in width.

[@coastpave]

Hmmm, I'll pass on the info. Interesting, thanks for the advice!

[@teamsmp]

Why do you prefer having your gun so offset?

[@Worthfishing]

@@teamsmp because he’ll probably make a mess😂😂😂

[@caphillres]

This was so satisfying to watch!

[@dougsweldingfabrication953]

Damn son.... Beautiful work. I could not do that

[@coastpave]

Thanks, that is my buddy Adam, he's a very good striper ;) I appreciate the kind comment!

[@rs3950]

Should've got rid of the moss and loose asphalt first?

[@clkirk70]

damn bro, you got me wanting to invest into one of these machines!

[@dgb5820]

Awesome job

[@Bluetube-vg7nd]

Snapping a line would’ve been much quicker and straighter, crayon grease will be there for awhile and you’ll save a lot of paint dropping the pressure when painting stencils better yet using a 113 tip

[@coastpave]

I agree, snapping a line would have been better - I will pass this onto our striper, although we stencil pretty thick so it lasts longer.

[@dontloveme]

hello sir how are you my name is mamun i have been working in lane marking company for last 13 years in singapore i wish i will go to canada to do this job i am very happy to see your work thank you

[@ronnygraves6380]

Nice precision! My lines would not look like that

[@1stFlyingeagle]

That's the Bomb!!! I want you to know that your skill is well noticed.

[@lazarmavrenovic2283]

Very surprised the customer didn't sealcoat the parking lot before the re stripe but every ones trying to save money these days.. that striper is awesome especially with the drive motor

[@coastpave]

Great point, in an ideal world we would always be doing a nice fresh stripe over sealcoat, but people don't always want that they just want new paint because it's cheaper.

[@NoName-be5ir]

You kicked the gun out and lined the hood up straight. Better to see, I like that. Looked like a 3900 ? With probably fast set oil? Everything looked great, your starts, alinement on the old line. I’ve been striping for an airport for 10 years. And I’m wanting to get out and do parking lots. We only use latex at the airport so I’m unfamiliar with laying down oil. I’ve seen some new lines in my area that was put down with oil on new asphalt and they have this light over spray on both sides. Curious if that’s common with the new asphalt being so black, maybe not noticeable on older asphalt. I’m training my daughter to stripe so we can work together in this business. I’ve picked up a graco 3400 to get started with. So I have oil in the machine teaching her. I’m also getting just a little over spray with the oil. Using a 319 with just under 1500 psi. Any tips for painting on new asphalt. We haven’t done any jobs yet still getting some stuff together like a pressure washing set up and looking to be ready for next spring. Again it all looked good 👍🏻

[@hotelrenovators]

Looking good guys!!! 😎😎

[@coastpave]

Thanks, we are trying out here ;)

[@Firefighterchase]

That is station 52 of the Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue located in wilsonville, oregon. I knew it looked familiar within the first 30 seconds

[@perucool]

Great skills. Wondering at what pressure you using the linelazer. Not quite sure why my lines are not that sharp. Thanks

[@damonwalker1719]

That's so cool ❤❤❤❤

[@evilborg]

Pretty sure that the handicap parking symbols have to be blue paint including the parking lines.

[@thomasneal7126]

nope

[@apk74]

Looks like you’re painting over pretty dirty ground in some parts…do you ever clean the areas before painting?

[@salvadorgarcia83]

I work in payment marking in wisconsin and we have epoxy last a longer, 5 years roughly

[@mikel9567]

My only suggestion would have been to lay a tarp down behind your truck where you are setting up the sprayer and doing clean up. Otherwise, amazing work.

[@TheStripingGuy]

You guys make such amazing content! So valuable, I’m gonna learn so much from your videos. It inspires me to make better content

[@ocean645]

I'm curious.. do you have to clean the area first for the paint to stick?

[@ryanperry4634]

What size tip are you using?

[@coastpave]

Thanks for the comment, I think our striper said 317? Are you a striper?

[@BrandysLoveBug]

smooth baby

[@richardlay1492]

What tip do you run and how high off ground is your tip

[@WaldemarNahr]

on some jobs I have problem with tip clogging, do you have any tips? I see your work is going very smooth

[@philliplawson2932]

Try straining your paint!

[@MURDAMOBBENT]

Do you soak your tips?

[@acherontiaatropos1]

Could be many things try upping the pressure cleaning your filter or just putting a new one in, could also be the tip

[@bdvn5488]

Are you using water based or acetone based paint? If you're using water base you definitely have to strain it.. if using acetone base let your tips sit in a container with acetone in it when you are not using them

[@sneakerheadlee5984]

What type of chalk did you use for the marking?

[@msoufi3667]

How do u chose the quality of paint that stays longer ?

[@Qcuztumz]

looks great !!!!! make it look ez as hell what model # is that mobile cart your riding and if possible what something like that cost .

[@drowization]

Nice vid, well done. What is the charge on something like that please ???? thank you

[@JuanSanchez-nn1db]

Thanks for sharing the video. Who sells those machines?

[@coastpave]

Graco is the brand of line striper we use, and a lot of different companies sell them or distribute them

[@RM-cx2kk]

Nice video. You make it look so easy. What kind of paint were you using?

[@coastpave]

I think were using Sherwin Williams right now.

[@RM-cx2kk]

@@coastpave Enamel perhaps? I’m trying to get started and I read somewhere that non water based paints were better for painting over existing lines. So I’m hesitant to use latex paint.

[@bearcatgamer]

How much for the machine? I’m interested in getting into the business myself

[@chrisstromberg6527]

How do you practice for this when starting out new in the business? All of your competitors are on here with advice, lol.

[@clkirk70]

go find some apartments or duplexes with faded parking lines, then go and engage the front office and tell them you have a special going on for only today lol....

[@jaredbrazeal4372]

Practice striping with just water

[@Last.....]

Hi Im from New Zealand and do assorted car park & property maintenance. Im interested to know what make & model the line marker is ?Thx Jc

[@grantwilliams9040]

I can’t get my machine to strip like this. I’m using a line lazer as well.

[@vilsan.r.9875]

Did you pressure wash prior?

[@coastpave]

We did not, customer didn’t want anything but a restripe - and if we pressure wash, we have to wait untill the pavement dries and turns into a much bigger job. Often not worth the $$ to the customer

[@love_kiwee]

0:52 HAHAHA zooooom

[@deralictv.]

How you guy charge for these services? Per the line feet? Or just labor hours?!

[@coastpave]

We have a system built that takes into account material cost, labor, drive time, etc. You can just do an hourly bid, like if something will take 3 hours, just bid it based on a 3 hour job and try to cover all expenses, overhead, etc.

[@tracilee7970]

Is graco a better brand

[@michaelward3700]

What’s the dry time on the paint

[@keatonjohnson263]

Curious but a job that size how much would that cost

[@julioortega5986]

What type of paint,brand is that?

[@michaelward3700]

What kind of tape are using

[@richardlay1492]

Do that machine can becset gorvthe mm on paint and how fast fo uou to go

[@parkerwhiting9735]

Charge by the foot or stall?

[@saltfarmeractual]

Do you stripe year round? We're located in Lane County and looking to add striping to our painting business, curious about how long the season is.

[@coastpave]

Its a GREAT addition to a business, the painting buggy's aren't too expensive and there is certainly a need for pavement markings. You can't stripe if its too cold or wet..... being in Oregon that's tough, but where you guys are you get less rain than us and your springs tend to be a little nicer. I would say its May-October with some other time frames sprinkled in there

[@TedH71]

@@coastpave How about Texas? I'm thinking East Texas and Central Texas (Austin in particular).

[@jkbear29]

Great job guys … we do the same stuff in Pennsylvania and long line on the roads …. #stripelife

[@fadhilgamers1422]

Repainting parking lot lines of smal

[@나-w3e1m]

멋지네요

[@Gonzo92129]

Is ten dollars a line a fair price?

[@roadrunner594]

Why use a Crayon 🖍 🤔 and is that an actual Crayon if not what is it made of? Pl ty

[@coastpave]

I have no idea, let me ask my striper next week, thanks for the comment!

[@roadrunner594]

@@coastpave ty I'll be anticipating

[@MannyAguilarJr]

@@roadrunner594 sounds like chalk

[@MattySquared]

It’s called “keel”. It’s basically just an adult crayon thats used for temporary markings on things like lumbar or asphalt

[@jeffpruden3234]

Billy. Guys dont believe in cleaning all the green slim off first.

[@SageOfEchoes]

Where can one buy stencils for this?

[@NoName-be5ir]

Try 1-800-stencils. Lots of options and pretty fast delivery

[@coastpave]

I use Traffic safety, reach out to them.

[@bdvn5488]

You guys are wasting so much time and paint by riding on the machine for single lines.. I do striping in Delaware I only use the ride on to do huge parking lots or roadways.. been in the business for 20 years just my advice

[@davisnathan5]

I agree, push all small jobs. Malls and costco for the driver

[@clkirk70]

so you can walk faster than the cart can, that is what you are saying, right?

[@bdvn5488]

@@clkirk70 no douchebag but it's easier to line the machine up while walking than on the ride on. I run a striping business and time is money. I think I would know which one is quicker

[@spencerevenhouse8175]

​@bdvn5488 how do you typically quote jobs? I was want to start doing this on the side i think there's alot of business in my area

[@bdvn5488]

@@spencerevenhouse8175 we charge by the foot and depending on material cost you'll know how much to charge.. depends on the scope of work though as some lots are entirely more complicated than others.. also you have to think about the layout aspect which takes the most time on each job

[@thomasreyes2857]

I thought one of the first things you're supposed to do when you open a can of paint is to ster it. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@LinkmaghostProductions]

So what does the chalk represent

[@dannygallegos8074]

It was pretty pointless. 1. He didn't line up chalk marks to get equal length lines. 2. He missed the chalk marks.

[@coastpave]

Our striper snaps chalk lines to mark the end lines, and sometime to mark center line to stripe if its hard to see the existing lines! It's much more useful after we sealcoat and have difficulty seeing the lines, if its just a restripe we don't typically do doo much chalking.

[@Kris-tt1gr]

You have a rider not only so that you don’t have to push the machine but also so that you can use a bigger tip. Like 325 so you can go faster. This guy is going way to slow.

[@meddylad]

It must be soo painful for these guys to know how much hard work, design, and concentration was needed to make the Disabled badge...... just for any Tom, Dick or Harry to come and park in it

[@Park2King]

You are KIng of the Road, or at least the parking lot.

[@marqueswilsonn]

Painted on top of dirt.

[@stukaman1162]

Sorry, pal - you can take all the time in the world to line up them stripes, but if you don't freakin' clean the asphalt ahead of time, you'll have perfectly striped dirt, which is what we see here. You tell me at 2:28 - 2:31 of this video if there's no freshly painted dirt on that line.

[@coastpave]

Thanks for commenting, Pal - in an ideal world we can clean the pavement using machines, apply sealcoat and then do a new paint job. In this instance they just wanted stripes as we would be sealcoating it and/or restriping it in the very near future - so we didn't use cleaning machines, we just used our blower and a wire push broom to clean the cline. There is no *loose dirt being painted in this video.

[@waltermh111]

@@coastpave Yeah, i was told to only quote striping on a dirty lot, and I sent an email before the quote going over points of detail and one thing I did mention was I will brush off the lines before painting, but it wont be the same as a full clean. But its up to them as long as I let them know what to expect. I am hoping they will pay for a pressure wash, but its their money.

[@TejaSays]

u painting strips without cleaning asphalt?? dude it ain't gonna last long

[@benwhitehouse8280]

Never have I ever seen someone take so long doing a recovery of a car park. Your starts should have just been the start of the tarmac. Crayon useless

[@coastpave]

Hmm. okay, thanks for watching.

[@jaredbrazeal4372]

He started where he marked with crayon so it would match the handicap hatching. Jackass

[@jennifermcneece3009]

Bananas

[@blancopolar4674]

S.O.S Venezuela 🇻🇪💰😭😥

[@christoffersundin1815]

Preasure wash before, stupid to paint dirt.. 😮

[@anthonyserkies9875]

looks good but a lot of wasted time going up to the line then reverses then paint the line

[@coastpave]

Interesting idea.

[@mounirsarhane8476]

thermoplastic is better and more durable

[@davidpeters3846]

Not trying to be negative but you should be lined up before you ever get the line and maybe you should put a gun on the left side also

[@thomascarter2488]

Ada code is if there is no blue background the handicap person has to be blue

[@coastpave]

Oregon ADA standards call for the handicap stencil to be either yellow or white paint with the blue background optional.

[@QueensStandUp]

Local ADA regulations are different everywhere. A white stencil with no box is perfectly fine in plenty of cities.

[@manovanbenthem8035]

So your work shoes are Nike's 🤦‍♂️

[@ЭминДадаев-в9й]

😢итл

[@johnvelazquez4626]

Dude couldn't take 10 minutes to clean the parking lot and painted over dirt. Have some pride in your work

[@Rucruazul]

Bananas