MATERIALS

Extruded thermoplastic is a durable marking typically applied on asphalt surfaces. Thermoplastic is designed to last longer than paint and is a proven way to reduce maintenance costs. We provide extruded thermoplastic services in our K&G Striping and Twin Traffic Marking divisions in a variety of situations including parking lots, city streets, and highways.

Preformed thermoplastic is one of the most durable pavement markings in the industry. These highly durable & reflective markings are used for legends, symbols, and transversal lines. It is applied using industrial heat torches and an adhesive, depending on the surface.

MMA is one of two multi-component markings offered across our divisions, though we typically offer this material through our K&G Striping division. MMA is one of the most durable pavement marking materials available anywhere today. MMA can be surface applied to asphalt and/or concrete roadways or inlaid for longer service life. MMA is engineered for durable long line as well as transverse markings, even in extreme conditions.

Epoxy is the second of our two multi-component markings and is typically offered through our Twin Traffic Marking division. Two component solids combine for a fast-setting, highway marking. Epoxy is a durable, abrasive and corrosive resistant material and can be applied to asphalt and cement surfaces. We are experts at applying epoxy on a variety of situations including several mile stretches of highways and interstates and city streets.

Highly visible and durable long lines, skips, arrows, legends, and symbols in both temporary and permanent applications. Temp and permanent marking tapes are available in white, yellow, and black, allowing for contrast and/or blackout.

We offer a variety of removal and grooving services across our K&G Striping and Twin Traffic Marking divisions including water blasting removal of pavement markings, diamond grinding removal, and grooving of pavement for inlaid pavement markings.

Cold plastic tape is a durable pavement marking used for legends, symbols, and transversal lines.