The product, in perspective.
Roadline Thinner is a solvent blend listed for compatible road-marking paint. Include the exact marking product so the correct thinner and dilution instructions can be checked.
A solvent partner for compatible Roadline and road-marking coatings. Keep the product container closed between uses. Do not use the thinner’s name as a substitute for checking the marking system.
Where it works.
The documented surface or use for Thinner For Roadline Paint is compatible road-marking coatings. Identify the actual material and its condition before selecting the preparation and finishing system. An existing coating, a newly prepared base and a repaired area can need different treatment.
- A solvent partner for compatible Roadline and road-marking coatings.
- Available quotation packs and component requirements are checked for your selected product, rather than inferred from another grade.
Before you start.
Identify the exact road-marking paint and application method before setting the thinning quantity. Read the paint’s technical sheet alongside the thinner information.
For a useful specification check, share whether the surface is bare or previously treated, the name of the existing coating if known, and any visible damage or moisture exposure. Preparation products should be selected for that condition before the finishing material is applied.
Application and project planning.
The manufacturer lists the blend for thinning compatible marking paints, with dilution governed by the paint and its application method.
Keep the product container closed between uses. Do not use the thinner’s name as a substitute for checking the marking system.
Plan the thinner alongside the coating it will be used with. Include the primer or finishing product name, the application method and the required pack quantities. A solvent’s description does not determine the complete coating’s mixing ratio, working time or curing requirements; use the sheet for the actual coating system.
The useful details.
- Product
- Thinner For Roadline Paint
- Documented use
- Compatible road-marking coatings
- Colours
- Clear
Figures above are from the linked manufacturer information. Check the complete technical sheet for substrate-specific preparation, thickness, environmental conditions and limitations.
Good questions, useful answers.
Is there one dilution ratio for every marking job?
No. Use the ratio required by the selected paint and application method; those details are not universal across marking systems.
What should I include in my quotation?
Give the exact product name, requested pack size, quantity and relevant colour reference. Add the surface, application and destination so the product and delivery requirements can be checked together.
How do I choose the right pack and quantity?
Use the available pack choices and the quantity required by your coating or installation plan. Tell us the area, number of coats or relevant joint dimensions if you need help assembling a material list.
Can I confirm a colour from the product picture?
The image represents product packaging, not an exact shade match. Use a manufacturer colour reference for a coloured product, or specify that colour is not applicable for the material you need.
Keep the specification close.
Use the full manufacturer technical information when planning preparation and application. Include the exact product and system details when contacting KariVex about a quotation.
