Forestry Suppliers Aerosol Tree Marking Paint
- Highly visible, long-lasting and is safe for trees
- Adheres well to damp wood
- 12 fl. oz. aerosol can
Description
Forestry Suppliers Aerosol Tree Marking Paint, 12 oz., Flo. 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
- Extra Charge if Shipped by Domestic Air.
Warning: Cancer and Reproductive Harm P65Warnings.ca.gov
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Quick Specs
| Brand | Forestry Suppliers |
| MPN | 57617 |
| UPC | 0758182223358 |
| UNSPSC | 31211513 |
| Made In | United States |
| Other |
Operating Temperature: 50°F to 90°F.
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Reviews
This paint works great and is affordable. I only wish it had the smaller cap/lid style like the Nelson brand does, I much prefer that in the woods.
Great product. Our company marks trees, and this paint can is easy to use, and the paint color lasts for years. I highly recommend paying the annual fee for Free Shipping! This one order paid for the membership!
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).
