Central Queensland Line Marking

Line marking is the process of applying water-based or chlorinated rubber-based paints to a ground surface, which is either asphalt, bitumen, or concrete, to assist with directing traffic or pedestrians. This can consist of line-marking lines to guide traffic flow, chevrons for no-go zones, and guides for stopping, giving way, or delineating vehicles and pedestrians.

Utilising an airless painting spraying system that is mounted to a movable buggy, which can either be pushed or driven. Use of this system guarantees consistent widths of lines and thickness across the surfaces.

Thermoplastic is a long-life, non-hazardous plastic line marking material. It is applied at a high temperature (180–205°C) and sets quickly, allowing traffic to drive over it a short time after application. For this reason, it has become one of the world's preferred line-marking materials.

Commonly used in high-traffic intersections and highways, many clients utilise thermoplastic due to its extended lifespan, which on average can be 3–5 times as long as standard paint applications. Thermoplastic can be applied via machine for long lines or as pre-cast stencils for other markings.

Tanners can provide line marking removal services for car parks, roads, warehouses, factories, or anywhere line marking needs to be removed from any surface.

Methods of line marking removal we offer are completed via scarifying with our line marking removal machine, water blasting with a high-powered gernie, or blacking out with black line-marking paint.