Line Marker Paint

Line marking supplies for hard surfaces, grass and artificial turf

Line Marker Paint is a British supplier of line marking paint and equipment, operating since 2014 according to its own presentation. Its catalogue is organised around three application areas: hard surfaces such as tarmac and concrete, natural grass sports pitches, and artificial grass. Within each area the company sells both the paint and the machines or applicators used to apply it, alongside bundles that combine the two.

The company describes itself as the UK's largest seller of line marking paint and machines, a claim that comes from its own commercial presentation rather than from an independent ranking.

Paint ranges by surface

The paint catalogue is grouped by the surface it is intended for. For grass, the site lists water-based products such as Elements Ready Standard, a zero-prep formula designed for transfer wheel application and dilutable 2:1, and Zebra Premium Grass Line Marking Paint, sold in 10-litre containers and presented with a coverage of up to 5,900 metres per container. A Zebra Concentrate 3:1 version is also offered, diluted with up to three parts water and subject to a minimum order of three units.

For hard surfaces, the range includes Zebra Hard Surface Line Marking Paint in 5-litre formats, supplied with a 10-litre flush-through cleaning solution for the machines, and available in a variety of colours for indoor and outdoor use. The site also lists a separate floor paint line under the ProSolve and Coo Var names, covering industrial floor paint, anti-slip versions in water-based and PU formulations, a heavy-duty elastomeric floor coating and an anti-slip acrylic.

Temporary marking is covered by ProSolve Temporary Spray Paint, a water-based, highly pigmented aerosol available in seven colours that the company says remains visible for approximately four to six weeks and can be removed with a brush and water or a pressure washer. It is intended for concrete, tarmac, grass and wood, and sold in boxes of six or twelve cans.

Machines, applicators and GPS systems

The equipment side of the catalogue ranges from simple aerosol applicators to professional spray machines. ProSolve offers two- and four-wheel aerosol applicators for 750 ml cans, producing a 2-inch line width and suited to car parks, warehouses, factories and sports pitches. The Ampere System Smart Striper is a separate applicator for 3–10 cm lines with 40 mm wheels and a high-visibility guiding arrow, used with Traffic Extra Paint XL.

For larger work, the site lists the Zebra Lux Line Marking Machine, a rechargeable battery unit with a high-pressure spray system, paint recirculation and adjustable discs sold separately, and the Zebra Lux Grass Line Marking Machine, a professional pitch marker with the same recirculation system, a robust frame, large wheels and adjustable round discs for crisp line edges. The Grassline Challenger is a 20-litre transfer wheel marker in powder-coated steel, made in the UK, with a choice of 75 mm, 100 mm or 125 mm marking wheels and adjustable handle height.

GPS precision line marking machines have their own section of the site, aimed at users who need accurate layout work. The catalogue also includes line marking stencils, including car park marking stencils, and zebra and goal markings.

Bundles and ready-to-use kits

Beyond individual products, Line Marker Paint assembles kits that pair a machine with paint. Examples include the Zebra Pro Hard Surface Line Marking Bundle, which combines a Zebra Pro machine with 40 litres of hard surface paint for car parks and industrial floors, and the ProSolve Car Park Line Marking Kit, built around a four-wheel machine with a box of six or twelve 750 ml acrylic paints. The Ampere System Car Park Line Marking Kit pairs a four-wheel machine with twelve 500 ml cans of Ampere traffic paint for tarmac, factory floors, warehouses and depots.

On the grass side, the site lists a Grassline Linear Aerosol Line Marking Paint Package, an Ampere System Turf Line Marking Kit and Grassline Pitch Line Marking Bundles, alongside DIY and budget kits aimed at smaller users.

Guidance and support material

The site includes a sports hub, a paint calculator, a blog and an advice section, and one of its sections explains how to prepare tarmac before marking. Sales and expert advice are offered by telephone. The company also states a price promise and a price match policy, and offers PayPal payment in three interest-free instalments on listed products.

Who the catalogue is aimed at

The product descriptions point to a mixed customer base: amateur users and grassroots clubs for the ready-to-use grass paints, grounds staff and clubs for the professional pitch machines, and facilities, warehouses, factories and car park operators for the hard surface paints, applicators and kits.