Rust-Oleum Hpacc Striping Machine N/A

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Only had to make a slight adjustment to the wire that engages the spray nozzle and this thing was a game changer. I sprayed the lines in my wife's office parking lot in no time. Definitely worth the money.

Having never used a striper before, I didn't know what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised by how easy this machine was to use. The box arrived in good condition and the striper is easy to assemble. Pull it out of the box, unfold the handle and tighten the wing nut. It is then ready to use. There are two smaller bolts that you can also tighten to fix the handle at a fixed angle but they are not necessary.The machine works by pulling a trigger in the handle which is connected to a cable which pulls a metal piece in the body of the striper. The metal piece presses up on the spray can nozzle to release the paint. The platform adjusts up and down to regulate the width of the stripe. I pulled it all the way up and got a wide stripe for marking a parking area.I marked for diagonal parking by creating spaces 12 feet apart and marking the stripes at a 45 degree angle. I laid a chalk line for each stripe. With no experience, I was able to measure, mark, and spray 12 lines for 11 parking spaces in 90 minutes. The time consuming part was measuring the spaces and laying the chalk lines.Spraying was easy. There is a little guide in the front of the striper. As you're pushing the striper, align the guide with your chalk line. Your speed will determine the thickness of the paint. If you pause, you may find that the paint doesn't spray again when you pull the trigger. If this happens, give the spray paint can a small twist because the can's nozzle may not be aligned properly after pausing. One spray can will handle about eight lines. After completing the striping, peaople were walking on it within 30 minutes but didn't leave footprints. It started raining about four hours after painting but there was no problem.

This product is not great by it is good and got the job done very well. The day I marked the parking lot it was windy but it still did a good kid. The only thing that would make it better is to be a little more rugged.

I have to redo the tennis court line, the size of court it 120 feet by 60 feet. The line size paint it :2 ½ inches large the . 6 lines of 60 feet long; 1 line 60 feet long in center. I used 11 can of 18 once to mark it.Summary the total feet for the tennis court marking line it 420 feet by 2, ½ inches large, view the photo.It works as it should after setup the hight for getting 2 ½ inches spray. Also I have to adjust the trigger that needs to be action the can of paint sprays. It looks easy and same then adjust brakes on a bicycle.Mark line could larger up to 4 inches wide ,but important don't try to paint when it windy. Even in a light breeze, this is not the best to do it.WE HAVE PUT TAPE ON EACH SIDE TO MAKE IT, IT DRY VERY FAST WITH THE PRODUCT SUGGESTED.It is important to have a mark on ground of exact reference to application of the lineYour walk most be slowly to stripes by one pass, if not you will have to redo in either side if you speed to fast.

I have wanted this for years and finally broke down and spent the money. It works as it should and is easy to setup and operate. When you insert the first can, if it does not spray, there is a cable adjustment by the trigger that needs to be set so the can sprays. It looks like an adjustment for brakes on a bicycle.The lines are sharp and 4 inches wide (can set all the way up) as long as there is no wind. Even in a light breeze, the stripe was very good.You need to walk VERY SLOWLY to get the stripes down in one pass. I ended up doing two passes after realizing the need to go SLOWLY.Use a chalk line to guide you!!! This keeps the lines straight.I was able to paint about 100' feet of line with one can. Not saying you will get the same results, but it was good enough for me.Would definitely buy again.BTW, the case of paint (6 cans) was cheapest at Home Depot.