Whether you need a new parking lot laid out with the right number of handicap-accessible stalls or your handicap stencils retouched, Mix-Tek can provide the ADA compliant line striping services that will ensure your parking lot is in compliance with the American Disability Act and any additional local regulations.

For professionally painted parking stall lines, loading zones, and other parking lot striping, our expert line stripers can create the layout that will optimize the square footage of your parking area while making it easy to navigate and park.

Painted arrow symbols, stop bars, and crosswalks are important for drivers and pedestrians to navigate roads and parking lots safely. Make your parking areas easy to drive through and park on, and create a great experience for your customers, employees, and pedestrians.

Painted words, letters, and numbers can be essential for parking lots and roads. Whether you have numbered parking stalls, need "Reserved" spots, or need customized lettering for your parking lots, Mix-Tek can help with professional asphalt painting.

Asphalt line striping refers to the process of applying paint or other marking materials on asphalt surfaces to create visible lines, symbols, or patterns. These markings are used for traffic control, parking lot organization, and safety purposes.

Line striping helps define traffic lanes, pedestrian crossings, parking spaces, and other designated areas, ensuring efficient traffic flow, organized parking, and enhanced safety for both drivers and pedestrians.

Water-based acrylic paints and thermoplastic paints are commonly used for asphalt line striping. Water-based paints are quick-drying and environmentally friendly, while thermoplastic paints offer durability and reflectivity.

The durability of line striping paint depends on factors like traffic volume, weather conditions, and the quality of the paint used. Generally, water-based acrylic paints may last 6 to 12 months, while thermoplastic paints can last 1 to 3 years.

Yes, line striping can be done in various colors to indicate different purposes. For example, white lines are often used for traffic lanes, yellow lines for no-parking zones, and blue lines for handicapped spaces.

Line striping is typically done during dry and warm weather conditions. This allows the paint to adhere well and dry quickly. However, specific timing might vary based on the location and local climate.

Line striping is usually applied using specialized equipment such as line striping machines. These machines help ensure precise and even application of paint on the asphalt surface.

Yes, existing line stripes can be removed using various methods such as grinding, shot blasting, or chemical removal. Removing old stripes is important to maintain clarity and avoid confusion with new markings.

Yes, line striping is subject to various regulations and guidelines set by local authorities and transportation departments. These regulations dictate factors like line dimensions, colors, placement, and reflective properties.

Yes, line striping can be applied on concrete surfaces too. The methods and paints used might differ slightly due to the different properties of concrete compared to asphalt.

Reflective line striping incorporates reflective materials or glass beads into the paint to enhance visibility at night or in low-light conditions. When light hits these markings, they reflect it back, making them easier to see.

While DIY line striping is possible, it's often recommended to hire professionals who have the right equipment, expertise, and knowledge of regulations to ensure accurate and long-lasting results.