Question 1

How often should a parking lot be restriped?

Accepted Answer

Parking lots should typically be restriped every 1–2 years depending on traffic volume, exposure to weather, and visibility of existing markings. Faded lines should be repainted sooner for safety and compliance.

Question 2

Do you provide ADA-compliant line striping?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Johnson Seal Coating provides full ADA-compliant parking lot striping including standard and van-accessible spaces, access aisles, and required signage according to Pennsylvania and New Jersey guidelines.

Question 3

Can you restripe over existing lines, or do they need to be blacked out first?

Accepted Answer

We can stripe over existing lines if the surface is clean and the layout remains the same. If new markings differ from the old layout or could confuse drivers, we apply blackout paint or redesign the pattern before striping.

Question 4

What types of line striping do you offer?

Accepted Answer

Johnson Seal Coating offers parking stalls, fire lanes, directional arrows, stop bars, crosswalks, ADA markings, warehouse striping, curb painting, loading zones, and custom stenciling.

Question 5

How long before vehicles can drive on newly painted lines?

Accepted Answer

Line striping paint usually dries within 30–60 minutes, but 2–4 hours is recommended before fully reopening the area to traffic to ensure durability and proper adhesion.

LINE STRIPING