Nelson Boundary Mark Boundary Paint

Used the quart sized boundary paint recently and found the brightness and durability to be as expected. However each quart had a thick layer of caked up paint in the bottom that no matter how much the cans were shaken, could not be mixed. Normally we would thin out the paint to solve this problem, but since we were specifically looking for longevity we wanted to keep the paint at its designed consistency. This led to a lot of clogs in the paint guns and frustrated foresters.

We mark about 35 miles of boundary every year. This paint works well and holds up well. We are on a 4-year rotation for our boundary sections. The paint definitely lasts that long. It would probably last another year or two; but youd be pushing its limits after 5 years. Pros - It is an oil-based paint; dries fairly quickly (I think it says it will withstand rain after 1 hour); and goes on easily. Cons - smells strong; and works best if it is professionally shaken before use. Since we dont have access to a shaker machine; we shake it in the can; then stir it; but thats not ideal for getting all the material blended. We tried another brand of paint; but that other brand was not as thick; didnt cover as well and was very runny. We are loyal Nelson paint users!

This paint is easy to apply and think enough to not be too runny.