TRAFFIC PAINT PERFORMANCE IN ACCELERATED-WEAR TESTS

Author(s)
BRYDEN, JE LORINI, RA
Year
Abstract

Accelerated-wear tetss of traffic paints on portland cement concrete and asphalt-concrete pavements are described. Installation and performance of several paints, including chlorinated rubber and chlorinated rubber-alkyd, alkyd, acrylic and alkyd-acrylic, epoxy, and water-based paints, are discussed. Durability and appearance ratings provided reliable indications of paint performance, but reflectivityratings were extremely variable. chlorinated rubber paint provided the best service life, but also had the longest drying time, averaging more than 3 min. This paper appeared in transportation research record no. 1148, hazardous materials transportation, work-zone traffic control, and traffic marking materials. for covering abstract see irrd no 818401.

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I 818409 IRRD 8902
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TRANSP RES REC WASHINGTON D.C. USA U0361-1981 V0 309 04657 2 SERIAL 1987 1148 PAG:48-56 T1

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