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Prosolve · SKU:
182067
Site Marker 750ml - Black
Black site marker aerosol, 750ml. Ozone friendly, semi-permanent marking for concrete, tarmac, wood and composites.
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Site Marker 750ml - Black
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Site Marker 750ml - Black is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
What a site marker is for
Strong contrast on light surfaces
Black shows up clearly against new concrete, pale block paving and light-coloured floors where brighter colours can wash out.
Lasts months, not weeks
A semi-permanent mark survives weather and foot traffic, so a site is not being remarked every fortnight.
High pigment load
Enough pigment to stay solid and dark rather than fading back into the surface after the first spell of rain.
Ozone friendly and xylene free
Matters where marking is being done indoors, near food handling, or anywhere with a restricted substances policy.
Freehand, stencil or machine
The 750ml can fits both the wheeled and the handheld applicators in the range, or it can be used straight from the hand.
Overview
Black for everyday floor and site marking
Black is the standard, most widely used colour in the site marker range for general-purpose floor and area marking where no specific colour code applies. It gives a strong, high-contrast mark against lighter surfaces such as new concrete and pale block paving, and holds up with the same semi-permanent, high-pigment formulation as the rest of the range.
750ml
Can volume
340mm
Can height
0.6kg
Weight
4surfaces
Concrete, tarmac, wood, composite
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Volume | 750ml |
| Can diameter | 65mm |
| Can height | 340mm |
| Weight | 0.6kg |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Durability | Semi-permanent |
| Surfaces | Concrete, tarmac, wood, composites |
| Composition | Ozone friendly, lead and xylene free |
| Application | Freehand, stencil or applicator |
| Sold as | Single can |
Frequently asked questions
How does the mark actually last?
How does the mark actually last?
It's semi-permanent, so in practice it holds up for months rather than weeks on a surface that isn't being scrubbed or heavily trafficked. Actual life depends on the surface, the weather and how much traffic crosses it.
What can I mark with it?
What can I mark with it?
Concrete, tarmac, wood and composites. Give the surface a dry, reasonably clean run before spraying for the mark to bond properly.
Does it work with a line marking applicator?
Does it work with a line marking applicator?
Yes, it's a standard 750ml can, sized to fit both the wheeled applicators and the handheld applicator in the range.
Why pick black instead of a bright colour?
Why pick black instead of a bright colour?
Black is the standard general-purpose colour in the range and gives strong contrast on lighter surfaces like new concrete or pale block paving. For anything that needs to read as a hazard or warning, a bright colour such as orange or yellow is the better pick.
Is it safe to use indoors or near people?
Is it safe to use indoors or near people?
It's ozone friendly and free of lead and xylene, which helps where marking is being done indoors or on a site with a restricted substances policy. Always check your own site rules and make sure there's reasonable ventilation.
Can I stencil letters or numbers with it?
Can I stencil letters or numbers with it?
It's made for freehand, stencil or applicator use, but the spray pattern is set up for lines and bays rather than fine detail. For lettering or symbols, survey marking spray gives more control.
Is this the same product as the survey spray range?
Is this the same product as the survey spray range?
No, site marker is the general-purpose floor and area marking can, with a wider spray pattern for lines and bays. Survey spray is a separate product for writing characters and symbols on the ground. Use site marker for lines and areas, not for annotation.
