LINE MARKING PAINT
Grassline Green Out 10L
Grassline Green-Out is a must for those clubs with multi discipline sports and, as a consequence, unwanted white line that need removing temporarily. It is a water based paint that will mask out those unwanted white lines and subsequently blend in with the grass cover, depending on the density of the line applied. For transfer wheel application only.
Marking:
Mix 1 part paint with up 3 parts water, depending on the density of line required. We suggest that you experiment to find the most
appropriate strength of mix to suit your needs.
1 litre of mixed paint will cover approx 100 metres of white line depending on the marker.
Finale 5L
Finale is a non-selective herbicide which acts mainly by contact but some translaminar movement can occur within aerial plant parts. FINALE kills all green tissue but does not harm mature bark.
Deep-rooted perennial weeds will regrow. Also for use in line-marking preparation.
• Economic - 131,000 linear meters per 5l for line-marking
• Very fast acting • Safe
• Only kills foliage it touches, so good for using in shrub situations
• Broad spectrum weed control Application Rate: 5l/ha Pack Coverage: 1 ha Contains: 120g/litre (11.33% w/w) glufosinate-ammonium. Mapp No: 10092
Blue Diamond Aerosols
Highly pigmented aerosol line marker with reliable can design. Blue Diamond aerosol cans produce hard wearing, defined bright lines and are safe to use on a multitude of surfaces including grass, play grounds, car parks etc. Available as single cans, or as a case. 750ml aerosol cans are compatible with most aerosol line marking machines and are also suitable for free hand marking. Paint should dry within 2 minutes when sprayed in dry conditions.
Ozone friendly aerosol. CFC Free Xylene Free Lead Free
Grassline White Out 10L
Grassline White Out line marker paint provides premium brightness and longevity applied onto grass. Grassline White-Out line marker paint has a high pigmentation level and exceptional
hiding power. It obliterates green and replaces it with a solid, extremely bright, white durable line with greater water resistance and longevity.
Marking:
Initial marking - 1 part concentrate to 3 parts water
Over marking - 1 part concentrate with up to 8 parts water for light over marking
Primo Maxx 0.5L/5L
The world leading turf growth regulator, Primo Maxx, is now approved for mixing with line marking paint - helping to retain line visibility for up to 50% longer. It also maintains turf quality and eliminates the time, cost and inconvenience of restoring lines burnt-out with total herbicides.
Sports turf managers could halve the time and cost of line marking this season, with a new approval to mix Primo Maxx with line marking paints. Independent trials by STRI have shown the opportunity to retain line visibility for up to 50% longer, compared to line marking alone.
Primo Maxx is approved for use as a pre-mix with paints for wheel-to-wheel application or with spray line marking applicators. The combination has been extensively tested with a full range of commercial paints and line marking equipment.
Application Rate: 2ml per litre of line marking paint applied, or 40ml in a 20 litre tank.
Ampere System Athletic Aerosol Paint
Ampere System Athletic Paint is an ideal product for line marking on football, rugby and any other natural playing surfaces. For use only with Ampere system turf line marking machine.
Key Features • Very visible markings • Quick drying • Weather-proof
• Does not damage the grass due to its specific formula
• Does not create false bounce • Available in white only
• One box of 12 will enable you to mark out approximately 600 linear metres depending on line width, floor type etc
• Cases of 12 cans / 1 can = 500ml net
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