A marker can be applied in just seconds using the peel and stick butyl pads. The advantage of butyl pads is a quick application. Butyl pads stay soft and pliable throughout their life thus making it possible to pry a marker off of the pad if necessary. Butyl is basically a sticky tar pad protected on both sides by removable wax paper. In situations like these, a simple application method using double sided butyl pads can be used to apply the markers. Blue markers, placed out of the flow of traffic are also not subject to heavy traffic. For applications like shopping cart return areas, traffic seldom affects the markers. For example, in construction areas, markers will be put down and then later pulled back up. Quite often, raised pavement markers are placed in areas that will receive either very low traffic or standard traffic for a short period of time. Temporary or Low Traffic Applications (Butyl Pads) The method you use will depend on how much traffic will be going over the markers, the type and condition of the pavement, and whether the application will be permanent or temporary. To accomplish this goal, proper installation methods should be followed. When it comes to installation, the number one goal is that the marker stay in place. Raised pavement markers are used all over the world to provide safety and direction to drivers that can be both seen and felt day and night.
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