I recently had a sales rep from a newly opened paint store call about trying a line of traffic paint. I have been using SW Hotline for a long time now, but the quality seemed to be going downhill. The rep gave me 10 gallons of Baker Traffic paint. Made in Sanderson, Florida. He told me it was fast dry, comparable to hotline. It's also 1952-D rated. Man, this paint, IMHO is wonderful. It dries fast, very fast even in the high humidity of South Georgia. The 5's, in plastic buckets, weigh about 7 pounds more the SW in metal cans indicating more solids in the paint I assume. It sprays very well with my 3900's. It also has a little gloss to it when dry. Hopefully someone from Florida can give some more info on the paint and company.
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Discussion in Striping & Marking started by StraightLineJim (unclaimed legacy handle), Jun 2, 2005. 16 replies, last reply Jun 6, 2005.
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If you are in the MidWest, I would suggest that simple glue (epoxy) on reflectors will not last past the first snow fall. In snow areas, we need the recessed castings with replaceable reflectors in them. Installation of these is beyond anyone who does not have a grinder set up for grinding the detail they sit into.
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