What is the difference between cold spray road markings and hot melt road markings? The most detailed comparison and introduction across the entire network

1. Cold paint marking: using special road specific cold paint, manually sprayed, with uniform thickness and clear color. Including parking spaces, no parking yellow line areas, passage lines, guide belts, directional arrows, etc.
2. For hot melt, you can refer to the main road. The hot melt process involves heating the coating in a hot melt machine and adding reflective glass beads to the bottom. The advantage is that it has a certain thickness and is durable. Due to the process and coating, it is more expensive than cold paint.
3. Hot melt marking coatings are divided into hot melt pavement marking coatings and hot melt raised pavement marking coatings.
4. Cold spray paint: It is basically like paint, not durable and will fall off piece by piece over time. The advantage is that it is cheap and not recommended for long-term use.
   Hot melt road coating: Simply put, the lines on the road are hot-melt, with a long lifespan and durability. Of course, the level of durability also depends on the traffic flow.

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