JIM-GEM - Forestry Suppliers

205 West Rankin Street | P.O. Box 8397 | Jackson, Mississippi 39284-8397 | (601) 354-3565, FAX (601) 292-0185

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Forestry Suppliers

Forestry Suppliers Aerosol Tree Marking Paint

12.0 fl. oz.

Item #: 57607
12448
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Description

Forestry Suppliers Aerosol Tree Marking Paint, 12 oz., Blue

Ideal for use in marking trees, identifying lumber, and grading logs. Highly visible paint produces a concentrated, narrow spray for easy marking at longer distances. Long-lasting paint is safe for trees and adheres well to damp wood. 12.0 fl. oz. aerosol can.

Product Notes

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Quick Specs

Brand Forestry Suppliers
MPN 57607
UPC 0758182223273
UNSPSC 31211513
Made In United States
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Operating Temperature: 50°F to 90°F.

Quick Specs

Brand: Forestry Suppliers
MPN: 57607
UPC: 0758182223273
UNSPSC: 31211513
Made In: United States

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Anonymous

This is a good paint for marking a few trees, but it is not for those looking to mark acres and acres of trees. Both the tree marking paint and boundary marking paint have good color, but are slow to mix, so it requires a lot of shaking. The boundary paint is by far the better quality of the two. It is thicker, has more pigment, appears to stick better, and requires less paint for thorough application. After using two cases of fluorescent blue tree marking paint and two cases of blue boundary marking paint, the tree marking paint averaged 12 to 14 trees per can. With the boundary paint, I was getting around 14 to 17 trees per can. I understand these numbers are entirely subjective, so for comparison I usually get around 24 to 28 trees per can with Nelson aero spot paint (this is not an advertisement for Nelson, just a comparison).

Anonymous

Do not buy this paint if you work in northern climates! There is WATER in the paint! I was very disappointed when I went to go mark trees on a winter morning and found that the paint had frozen. This should not happen. Rachel, I am sorry to hear you are not happy with the tree marking paint. Aerosol cans do not work well in cold temperatures and that is why paint has an operating range of 50°F to 90°F. You may want to consider using some of the non-aerosol paints in the future.

Anonymous

Paint went on evenly and well even on semi-damp bark as advertised. Colors highly visible.