Wouldn’t it be easier to spray paint it? That way you’re not dealing with a roller and paint that would no doubt make a mess in your truck (no way you do this with a sedan).
A little spray can, yes. But what about one of those pneumatic paint sprayer airbrush-like thingys (I think I have one in my garage somewhere)? You would need to bring an air compressor.
Came to say this. The brand Ego has an attachment to make their lawn mower battery a plug and play 120v source. Not to mention new trucks and even cars have 120v outlets.
This would make it more quieter and easier to transport.
One person could do this, but would be most effective with maybe 6. driver, front and rear spotters, two people to hold down stencil, one to paint.
It’s gotta be some kind of quick drying stuff notice there’s no tire marks from when it was wet. Unless the highway was closed down for several hours...This is some kind of sorcery.
For smaller-letters or the side of a building, yes, but not for something this size.
You can buy large rolls of 2mil plastic on amazon or hardware stores, which should help contain the mess and make it easier to load and unload. I'd recommend some disposable gloves as well.
Wouldn’t it be easier to spray paint it? That way you’re not dealing with a roller and paint that would no doubt make a mess in your truck (no way you do this with a sedan).
Take forever. When was the last time you rattle canned anything? Shit will wear out your trigger fingers!
A little spray can, yes. But what about one of those pneumatic paint sprayer airbrush-like thingys (I think I have one in my garage somewhere)? You would need to bring an air compressor.
Professional airless electric sprayer. Did houses with one when I was young. Fast and heavy spray. Small generator will run it.
Came to say this. The brand Ego has an attachment to make their lawn mower battery a plug and play 120v source. Not to mention new trucks and even cars have 120v outlets.
This would make it more quieter and easier to transport.
One person could do this, but would be most effective with maybe 6. driver, front and rear spotters, two people to hold down stencil, one to paint.
*Also, leave cellphones at home.
It’s gotta be some kind of quick drying stuff notice there’s no tire marks from when it was wet. Unless the highway was closed down for several hours...This is some kind of sorcery.
All the new road paints dry damn quick.
Even faster with a portable heat gun (low setting).
I think you can see tire marks on it.
It would take some balls to make some Fugazi traffic cones and flares but its possible. Still how do you get the fast lane haha
You have to go back.
For smaller-letters or the side of a building, yes, but not for something this size.
You can buy large rolls of 2mil plastic on amazon or hardware stores, which should help contain the mess and make it easier to load and unload. I'd recommend some disposable gloves as well.
Agree!