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182001
Arylic Linemarker Paint Aerosol - Blue
Blue acrylic line marker aerosol, RAL 5015 sky blue. Bold pigment, one-pass coverage on dry, dust-free surfaces. 750ml can.
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Arylic Linemarker Paint Aerosol - Blue
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Why it works
Why blue holds up
Specified to RAL 5015
A stated sky blue rather than a supplier's idea of blue, so a run marked this year matches one marked next year.
Bold pigment, one pass
Heavy pigment loading covers in a single pass, cutting both time and cans on a long run.
Xylene-free, ozone friendly
A cleaner acrylic formula that is easier to use indoors and outdoors without the harsher solvent smell.
Semi-permanent finish
Formulated to hold up under traffic and weather for months, not weeks.
Overview
Acrylic Linemarker Paint Aerosol - Blue - Overview
Blue is the odd one out in the Linemarker aerosol range - most demand for spray line marking is yellow and white, but blue turns up wherever a directional line needs to read differently from a hazard line. It carries the same heavy-pigment acrylic and RAL 5015 spec as every other colour in the Linemarker range, so paint performance and can size are identical, only the pigment changes. Use it in a wheeled or handheld applicator to keep the run straight and the width consistent.
750ml
Can volume
5015RAL
Sky blue
0.75kg
Weight
340mm
Can height
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Volume | 750ml |
| Can diameter | 65mm |
| Can height | 340mm |
| Weight | 0.75kg |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| RAL | 5015 (Sky Blue) |
| Formula | Xylene-free acrylic, ozone friendly |
| Durability | Semi-permanent |
| Surfaces | Most dry, dust free surfaces |
| Sold as | Single can |
Frequently asked questions
Why would I need blue rather than yellow or white?
Why would I need blue rather than yellow or white?
Blue is mostly used for directional and zoning lines - one-way routes, pedestrian routes, or marking that needs to read differently from the yellow and red used for hazard lines. It is the same acrylic and RAL-specified pigment as the rest of the range, just a different colour.
What is RAL 5015?
What is RAL 5015?
RAL 5015 is sky blue, the standard reference for this shade. Specifying by RAL number means every can you buy, this year or next, sprays the same blue.
Is it safe to use indoors?
Is it safe to use indoors?
The acrylic formula is xylene-free and ozone friendly, which makes it a more suitable option for indoor warehouse marking than older solvent-heavy paints. Ventilate the area as you would with any aerosol.
How many lines will one can cover?
How many lines will one can cover?
That depends on line width and how thick you spray, but the heavy pigment loading is built to cover in one pass rather than two, so a can goes further than a thinner paint.
Does it need an applicator?
Does it need an applicator?
You do not have to use one, but for anything longer than a few metres a wheeled or handheld applicator keeps the line straight and the width consistent - freehand spraying tends to wander.
How long before it can be walked or driven on?
How long before it can be walked or driven on?
It is a fast-drying acrylic, so foot traffic can normally cross a line within minutes. Give it longer before heavy vehicle traffic runs directly over a fresh line.
Will it last outdoors?
Will it last outdoors?
Yes, it is semi-permanent and formulated for outdoor use, though external lines exposed to weather and vehicle traffic will need remarking sooner than the same line indoors.
