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Arylic Linemarker Paint Aerosol - Green
Green acrylic line marking aerosol in RAL 6024 traffic green. Ozone friendly, xylene-free formula with bold pigment for a solid line. 750ml can.
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Arylic Linemarker Paint Aerosol - Green
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Why it works
What the green can gets you
Specified to RAL 6024
A stated colour standard rather than a supplier's idea of green, so a line sprayed this year matches one sprayed next year.
Ozone friendly, xylene-free
A cleaner acrylic formula that avoids ozone-depleting propellants and xylene without giving up coverage.
Bold pigment, solid coverage
Heavy pigment loading lays even, solid coverage in a single pass, cutting the time and the cans needed on a long run.
Fits the applicators
A 750ml can that drops straight into the wheeled and handheld applicators in this range, no adapters needed.
Overview
Arylic Linemarker Paint Aerosol - Green - Overview
This is the green can in the Arylic Linemarker range - a 750ml acrylic aerosol specified to RAL 6024 traffic green rather than a generic green. The formula is marked ozone friendly and xylene-free on the can, and the pigment is loaded heavy enough to lay solid, even coverage in one pass. It runs through the wheeled and handheld applicators sold alongside it, or freehand for short marks.
750ml
Can volume
6024RAL
Traffic green
0.75kg
Weight
340mm
Can height
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Volume | 750ml |
| Can diameter | 65mm |
| Can height | 340mm |
| Weight | 0.75kg |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| RAL | 6024 (Traffic Green) |
| Durability | Semi-permanent |
| Surfaces | Most dry, dust free surfaces |
| Formula | Ozone friendly, xylene-free acrylic |
| Sold as | Single can |
Frequently asked questions
What is RAL 6024 used for on site?
What is RAL 6024 used for on site?
It is the standard traffic green used for pedestrian routes, safe walkways and general zoning that needs to read as distinct from red hazard lines or yellow hatching, so a line sprayed today matches a can bought next year.
Is it genuinely ozone friendly?
Is it genuinely ozone friendly?
Yes - the can is marked ozone friendly and the acrylic formula is xylene-free, printed on every can in this range.
What can I mark with it?
What can I mark with it?
Any dry, dust-free surface - concrete, tarmac, wood or composite. It runs continuous lines such as walkway edges, zoning and pitch marking, not lettering or symbols.
How long does a green line hold up?
How long does a green line hold up?
It has a semi-permanent finish, so it holds for months under normal traffic rather than weeks. Lines kept indoors generally outlast lines left exposed to weather outdoors.
Do I need an applicator to use it?
Do I need an applicator to use it?
Not strictly - short marks are fine freehand - but the 750ml can is sized to fit the wheeled and handheld applicators sold alongside it, which keeps the width consistent over a longer run.
Why does the floor need to be dust free first?
Why does the floor need to be dust free first?
Because the paint bonds to whatever sits on top of the surface. If that is a layer of 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.
Is this the same as the site marker or survey spray?
Is this the same as the site marker or survey spray?
No - this is for running continuous lines with heavy pigment coverage. The survey spray has a narrow pattern for writing characters and symbols, and the site marker is the general-purpose can for lighter marking work.
