Disabled Road Sign For Parking pavement marking tape

Pavement Marking Tape: A universal solution for both indoor and outdoor use

Pavement Marking obstacle signs are sturdy and durable. These reflective markings enable drivers to easily identify designated parking areas at night.
It is a durable marking system in which the lines, legends, and symbols are all pre-cut, allowing for easy installation without the need for professional equipment.
Pavement parking markings are a long-term solution and can replace worn-out parking space lines and numbers, disabled and electric vehicle charging signs, parking bollards, and directional arrows that have peeled, cracked, or faded. These markings have a service life 7 to 10 times that of paint and are available in rolls, lines, and legends to meet indoor and outdoor parking requirements.

These markings are uniform in nature, easy to apply, and do not require templates or specialized equipment. The area can be used immediately after installation.

Product Features:
1.The disabled sign with a soft rubber base is covered with highly reflective glass beads on the surface. The higher reflectivity can improve visibility in low light and at night. The bright white, yellow, and blue colors are eye-catching as clear visual guides.
2.Simple peel-and-stick installation, and use the release film as needed.
3.It is very suitable for small projects. There is no need for drying time, curing time, smoke, or paint cleaning. You can add more or replace them as needed with very little effort.
4.It is a highly versatile solution that can meet the pavement marking needs for temporary and easily removable markings. It can adhere to various pavement surfaces, including asphalt and concrete.
5.It can be easily removed without damaging the pavement or leaving any residue.

Product Installation:
1.The pavement must be kept dry and clean, and there should be no pollutants such as oil, grease, sand, dirt, dust, loose aggregates, curing agents, mud, soil, and salt, etc.
2.If the pavement is uneven, you can apply a layer of the matching primer. Proceed to the next step when the primer is dry and no longer sticky to the touch.
3.Tear off the release paper - stick it - and it's done.