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Questions |
Answers |
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| How can I decided what LineLazer is best suited
for my needs? |
Visit our
Line Striper
Comparison page for a side-by-side look at what machine
will work best for your jobs. |
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| What Striper is right for my
application and use? |
LineLazer 3400 -
Ideal for Parking lots and seal coat contractors, schools,
and park departments.
LineLazer 3900/5900/200HS - Continuous heavy duty line
striping requirements |
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| What materials are to be sprayed
with what Line Stripers? |
LineLazer 3400 -
Most common traffic paints and architectural coatings
LineLazer 3900 - Most Heavy, Low VOC, waterborne and
rubberized traffic paints
LineLazer 5900 - Most Heavy, Low VOC, waterborne and
rubberized traffic paints
LineLazer 200HS - Most Heavy, Low VOC, waterborne and
rubberized traffic paints |
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| What is the Auto Layout System? |
The Auto Layout System is a new layout system
developed by Graco that automatically lays out and designs
the parking lot for you, eliminating tape measurers and
hassle. Also See:
Auto Layout
System |
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| Can I add the Auto Layout System to my striper? |
Unfortunately the Auto Layout system is not
sold separately, and only comes on LineLazer 3900, 5900, and
200HS
Stripers |
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| What is the difference between regular airless
sprayer tips and line striping tips? |
Graco LineLazer tips are specifically designed
to create clean, laser-sharp lines with no
fuzzy edges. Line Lazer tips are also rated from 6" from the
surface, compared to regular airless tips which are rated
12" from the surface. Alse See:
Line Striping Tips |
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| I have heard that there is an attachment where
I can ride behind the Striper, and not have to walk with it,
is this true? |
Yes, the attachment is called the Graco
LineDriver. Converts your LineLazer striper machine to a
rideable unit which can double production and accuracy while
reducing operator fatigue. Great for large jobs, big parking
lots and road striping. See
Graco LineDriver |
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| What cleaner should be used to clean out my
striper? |
This answer depends on what type of paint you
will be using to stripe.
Typically you should use whatever the thinner is for the material
you are spraying, for example;
Latex = Water
Oil-base = Mineral Spirits
Lacquer = Lacquer thinner
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| My stripers engine is bouncing and vibrating
more than usual, what should be done? |
This is a common problem that is usually caused
by a broken or loose spring. Find the location of the
spring, and reconnect it. If the spring is broken, look in
the parts manual for the part number for the spring, and
give us a call for ordering information. |
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| I will be striping a small parking lot, and
feel that a Line Striper would be useful, but not worth
paying the price for only using the machine once or twice,
is there a solution for my need? |
 There
is a product called the Titan SideStriper. The Sidestriper
is a device that you attach your gun to, and walk behind. It
is not electric or gas, however for one or two striping jobs
it saves a great deal of time and money, and will work with
any airless sprayer. |
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| What LineLazer Tips are correct for
certain applications |
See:
LineLazer Spray Tip Selection
Table |
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| My striper vibrates greatly when in use, which
causes uneven lines, is there a way to reduce this? |
If the vibration is a
problem, many times there will be a loose screw or bolt in
the gun holder of the striper. Most new Graco LineLazer's
feature an Advanced engine vibration reduction system, which
helps create 60% less vibration at the spray tip. |
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| What is the Graco FieldLazer? |
The Graco FieldLazer is a
line striper specifically designed for sports field marking.
A FieldLazer atomizes higher concentrations of turf paint,
which results in better paint coverage for brighter and
longer lasting lines. Also See:
Graco FieldLazer |
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| Do I still need to store my Line Striper with
Pump Armor? |
Because many stripers feature
the same pump as other airless machines, you should still
store the machine as you would a regular airless paint
sprayer. For more information on storeage,
Click here |
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