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I’m planning to get the parking lot at my business repainted and wondering if there's a “best” time of year to do it here in Vancouver? I’ve seen some companies doing it in early spring, while others wait until midsummer. The weather’s been all over the place this year and I’m not sure if that messes with how long the paint will actually last. Anyone have some experience with this?
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Yeah, timing definitely matters a lot more than people think. We had our lot done in late April one year when the nights were still dipping below 10°C, and the lines faded like crazy by the fall — looked like ghost stripes. The paint just didn’t cure properly, especially near the shaded edges. The next time, we scheduled for mid-June when temps were consistently warmer and dry, and the lines held up way better. Also, moisture on the asphalt can completely ruin the adhesion. I found this helpful resource that goes into detail about this kind of stuff:parking lot line painting Vancouver. They cover a bunch of things people usually overlook, like surface prep, humidity, and even how traffic patterns affect drying. Definitely worth a skim if you’re trying to time it right.