JUL 28, 26.. CONDO YELLOW PARKING LINES

Back, way back, on October the 14th, 2024, I re-painted a yellow parking line in our Condominium Parking Lot. 

We published a Post showing this project. IF you would like to review our Post, please click onto the below link to return to October 14th 2024.

https://bobbacaps.blogspot.com/2024/10/oct-14-24-yellow-parking-line-and-peter.html

A month or so ago, our Condo Association advised all of us that they were going to re-paint all of the parking lines in our community parking lots.

Then we were given an exact date this work would be accomplished.

Step One. Everyone was supposed to have moved their vehicle out into the street or across the street to a neighboring parking lot. 95% of the residents complied.

You can see our white Chevrolet Suburban parked on the street.

You can also see in the above photo, why re-painting the parking lot lines was a great idea! In wet weather it was impossible to see the lines!

Although we were aware of the exact date, it was not possible to spend the entire day "waiting and watching" for the Work Crew!

Work Crew? Did I just write "Work Crew"? 

One man, all by himself, re-painted the entire parking lot!!

 

In three of the above photos, you can see in the background cars parked that were never moved. Guess what? Our "One Man Crew" was able to squeeze in lines beside each of them!

A few photos of the nifty little rig that the one man used to do all of the line painting by himself.

The below photo may be the best photo I captured. Keep in mind he was moving!

I kept periodically "looking out in front". Suddenly the parking lines where we try to always park were already painted!

 Now we are going to go out back to our covered, carport assigned parking area (in the left distance in the above photo) and see him up close in action.

The next five photos are where our Suburban parks when we park back here because we can't park out front.

If you look closely at his line you will see a very small place where  his rig's paint gun malfunctioned.

He just got off his rig and "on the spot" fixed things up!

Amazing! Talk about "A One Man Show"!

Well there you all have it. I never knew how parking lines were painted. Now we all know.

Cap and Patti