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Linemarker Paint Aerosol 750ml - Black
Linemarker Paint Aerosol 750ml in RAL 9004 black. Ozone friendly, lead and xylene-free acrylic formula for concrete, tarmac, wood and composite surfaces.
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Linemarker Paint Aerosol 750ml - Black
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Why it works
What the black can gets you
Specified to RAL 9004
A stated colour standard rather than a supplier's idea of black, so a line sprayed this year matches one sprayed next year.
Ozone friendly, lead and xylene-free
A cleaner acrylic formula that leaves out lead, xylene and ozone-depleting propellants without giving up coverage.
Bold pigment, solid line
Heavy pigment loading lays a solid black line in a single pass, cutting the time and cans needed on a long run.
Fits standard applicators
A 750ml can that drops straight into wheeled and handheld line marking applicators, no adapters needed.
Overview
Linemarker Paint Aerosol 750ml - Black - Overview
This is the black can in the Linemarker range - a 750ml acrylic aerosol specified to RAL 9004 rather than a generic black. The can is marked ozone friendly, lead and xylene-free, and the pigment is loaded heavy enough to lay a solid line in one pass on most dry, dust-free surfaces.
750ml
Can volume
9004RAL
Black
0.75kg
Weight
340mm
Can height
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Volume | 750ml |
| Can diameter | 65mm |
| Can height | 340mm |
| Weight | 0.75kg |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| RAL | 9004 |
| Durability | Semi-permanent |
| Surfaces | Most dry, dust-free surfaces |
| Formula | Ozone friendly, lead and xylene-free acrylic |
| Sold as | Single can |
Frequently asked questions
What does RAL 9004 mean for this black?
What does RAL 9004 mean for this black?
It's the specific black used across UK signage and industrial marking, so the shade stays consistent from one can to the next rather than varying by batch.
Is it ozone friendly and lead-free?
Is it ozone friendly and lead-free?
Yes - the can is marked ozone friendly, and the formula is lead and xylene-free, so it meets the safer-formula standard now expected on UK sites.
What surfaces will it mark?
What surfaces will it mark?
Any dry, dust-free surface - concrete, tarmac, wood or composite. It's built for running a line such as bay markings or hazard demarcation, not for writing text.
How long does a black line last?
How long does a black line last?
It has a semi-permanent finish, holding up for months under normal foot and vehicle traffic rather than weeks, longer again if kept undercover.
Do I need an applicator to use it?
Do I need an applicator to use it?
No - short marks can be done freehand - but the 750ml can fits standard wheeled and handheld line marking applicators for a straighter run over distance.
Why choose black over white or yellow?
Why choose black over white or yellow?
Black gives a strong, clean-edged contrast against light concrete and standard grey tarmac, which makes it a common choice for demarcation and hazard lines rather than directional markings.
Why does the surface need sweeping first?
Why does the surface need sweeping first?
The paint bonds to whatever's on the surface. If that's loose dust rather than the concrete or tarmac underneath, the line lifts early - sweeping first is the single biggest factor in how long it lasts.
