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Parking Lot Striping Calculator

Estimate pavement-marking paint and material cost from measured line length.

Parking Lot Striping Calculator

How do you know the striping scope? Measured line length
How do you know the striping scope?

Use total linear footage from a plan or site measurement.

coats

Example: 1

Example: 350

Use the product rate for your line width and equipment.

%

Example: 10

Example: 5

$
/ container

Example: 180

Estimate installed cost

Enter a complete local price range per linear foot, or leave all three fields blank for material-only results.

$

Example: 0.35

$

Example: 0.5

$

Example: 0.75

Parking lot striping results

Paint needed
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Containers
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Material cost
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Enter measured line length and the paint coverage rate for your line width.

Start with measured line length

Measure the standard stall and aisle lines from the plan or on site. The calculator uses linear feet because paint coverage and many contractor rates are quoted for a specific line width.

Do not infer a compliant layout from the lot area alone. Accessible spaces, fire lanes, crosswalks, arrows, loading zones, and local rules need a plan and separate quantities.

Striping is separate from paving cost

Use the asphalt parking lot cost calculator for paving or resurfacing budgets and hot-mix tons. Use the sealcoat calculator for the protective coating applied before new striping.

FAQ

How do I estimate parking lot striping paint?

Measure the total linear feet of standard lines, multiply by the number of coats, divide by the paint coverage for your line width, and add waste. The calculator rounds the result up to whole containers.

Does the calculator count parking spaces?

No. Use a plan or field measurement to get line length. Space count alone does not capture end lines, drive aisles, crosswalks, arrows, curbs, fire lanes, or local layout requirements.

What paint coverage should I use?

Use the manufacturer's linear-foot coverage for your line width, surface, application equipment, and coat thickness. Do not use a square-foot paint rate unless you convert it correctly.

Does installed cost include symbols and layout?

Only if the local rate you enter includes them. Symbols, stencils, new layout, mobilization, traffic control, and compliance work are often priced separately.