Marking Wands

Streets and sidewalks can be painted on for a variety of reasons. Painting logos of bicycles will designate a lane for cyclists, while wheelchair symbols can be painted on ramps for people with disabilities. Street curbs should also be painted with bright colors so as to avoid accidents. Whatever the reason may be, painting freehand may result in uneven logos or lines. Instead, contractors and others who are tasked to paint should use marking wands. Marking wands are designed to help in painting curbs, different logos, or house numbers on pavements. The wands that are available here on Engineer Warehouse have comfortable pistol grips with trigger mechanisms that can be pressed to apply the paint. These grips are mounted on long steel rods with wheels at the end and paint containers just above the wheels. To mark logos, numbers, or curbs, load the marking paint first on the container of the wand. Then, press the trigger mechanism to spray the paint while moving the marking wand to create the shape or line. Because of the easy operation that marking wands offer, even those who can’t draw straight lines will be capable of painting evenly on pavements.