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Traffic coatings are techniques and products designed to protect surfaces on roadways, garages, and sidewalks from abrasion or damage. Surfaces are damaged from exposure to chemicals or everyday wear including pedestrian and vehicular traffic. Traffic coatings last several years and are usually applied by commercial painting contractors or professional companies. 

A Quick Guide to Traffic Coatings

Different Types

traffic coatingSome systems on the market specialize in repairing cracks, protecting concrete or asphalt, adding durability, and waterproofing. Each type of traffic coating serves a different purpose, making it essential that you apply the right one for the results you crave.

  • Polyurethane to waterproof and bridge cracks.
  • Epoxy broadcast systems offer slip protection and improve appearance.
  • Hybrid systems provide waterproofing and slip protection.
  • Latex or vinyl copolymer systems promote high permeability.

How It Works

Painting contractors apply traffic coatings much in the same way they apply paint.

  1. Choose a material mixture based on your needs and aesthetic preferences. Mixtures can be customized to change the color or appearance of a surface.
  2. The surface is cleaned and prepared for treatment by sealing cracks and crevices.
  3. Materials are mixed, and a painting contractor carefully sprays it onto the surface.

It usually takes up to 24 hours to dry and set, requiring the temporary closure of parking garages, walkways, roads, rooftops, balconies, and warehouses. 

 

If your project requires a skilled commercial painting contractor, contact the specialists at JD Painting & Decorating in Honolulu, HI. With over 30 years of experience, they’ve serviced a variety of industries such as hotels, government agencies, restaurants, and stadiums. Priding themselves in customer service, a project manager will remain on site during the entire process and return to ensure your satisfaction after project completion. Visit them online to request an estimate or call (808) 841-7100 to speak to an expert today.

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