Seymour 20-633 Stripe Temporary Inverted Tip Marker, White

I bought the Seymour Temporary Marking Paint in White 20-633 to mark a boundary line in the grass around my pool. On the positive side, the inverted tip design worked flawlessly, spraying cleanly, evenly, and exactly where I aimed it without clogging. The white color is crisp, highly visible, and temporary as advertised, making it perfect for my layout planning. However, my only word of note is in regard to the coverage volume. A single can only lasted enough to make one single pass around the perimeter of my pool before completely running out. If you have a larger yard project, patio layout, or large pool marking to do, the product itself is excellent, but you will definitely want to purchase multiple cans to get the job done.

Worked well. Easy to spray. Visible. Used for tennis court lines on playground blacktop. Stayed on after a several rains which I did not expect but eventually disappeared.

Our HS just got turf so we needed something that was easily removable so we could still spray the turf on Senior Night. This work great and washed off easily with water. A little on the pricey side, but worth the money IMO.

Worked well. Definitely buy more than one can if you plan on doing a fairly big project. Inverted nozzle was very helpful. My son loved our mini soccer field that we made for all of World Cup month & his own soccer season. :)

Used to outline vendor booth spaces on parking lot asphalt. Worked great and was visible. It did take a while for it to fade but wasn’t worried about it. 1 can went a long way.

I purchased this to use it mainly to identify parking areas during a project. I tested it, and found it mostly came off after a week or so. Well, I didn't test it enough, and it's *still* there a month later. Albeit, faded. Now, I'll grant, it likely absorbed a bit into the parking area, and I would bet a pressure washer could help motivate it away, but I'm not overly worried about it. Now, on grass, it lasted only a couple days. So, if you're marking up something for building and don't want to ruin the grass, or making a play field for the kids to practice soccer (used it for a mini-field for my daughter to practice,) it'll work. It takes a liberal application to see, though.

Use this to circle plants my husband shouldn't mow or weed (we like to let wild daisies bloom before cutting them down to satisfy our HOA demands for a homogenous lawn). The chalk lasted for 3 weeks even with a few torrential storms. Perfect for our needs, and easy/comfortable to spray, even with slightly arthritic hands.

I used this product to mark turns for a 5 k race on an asphalt surface. It was bright and easy to apply. It did not work as well on the gravel surface I had to mark. The force of the spry blew a lot of small particles away so it required a lot of extra spray to get an adequate marking. I guess this is to be expected for this type of surface. I checked a week or so after the event and the markings were all gone. Washed away by rain and traffic over the area. This is exactly what I was hoping for. I will be using this product again for our next event.