Turf Mark Blue shows you where the sprayer has been. Mix it into the tank and the spray leaves a bright blue mark on the turf, so you can see coverage while you work, spot drift toward a flowerbed or a driveway, and skip the double pass you didn't mean to make.
The color is temporary. It fades with sunlight and moisture, so it doesn't linger after the job. It mixes into boom, spot-gun, hand-held and other standard spray equipment, so it works with the rig you already run.
Highlights
- Shows exactly where the spray has landed
- Identifies drift onto off-target areas
- Helps prevent skips and costly overlaps
- Fades with sunlight and moisture
- Mixes into boom, spot-gun and hand-held sprayers
Why use a spray pattern indicator
Skips leave weeds and thin patches. Overlaps waste product and money. A spray indicator puts a visible record on the ground, so you can read the pattern in the turf instead of guessing from the nozzle. A worn tip or a clogged nozzle shows up as a streak in the blue, and you can fix it before it costs you a whole section.
It suits lawn care operators, sod and sports turf crews, golf course staff and other professional applicators who want a clean pass. A visible pattern makes every pass easier to check, and that is the difference between a crew that guesses and one that knows.
At a glance
| Use | Fertilizer and pesticide applications on turf |
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| Color | Bright blue |
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| Visibility | Shows coverage and drift |
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| Dissipation | Temporary color fades with sunlight and moisture |
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| Equipment | Boom, spot-gun, hand-held and standard sprayers |
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How to use it
Add the indicator to the spray mix at the rate on the label, then mix thoroughly.
- Spray a small test area first, before you treat the whole lawn.
- Look at the blue pattern in the turf. Double passes show as darker blue, and streaks or gaps point to a nozzle that needs attention.
- Adjust the tip or your walking speed, then finish the job with the pattern in view.
Good to know
- Check the spray pattern on a small pass first, so a worn tip or an overlap shows up before you treat the whole area.
- The color is temporary and fades with sunlight and moisture, so it will not stay on the turf after the job.
- Rinse the tank well after use so the color doesn't carry into the next mix.
- Store it where it will not freeze.
About BASF
BASF makes turf products for golf courses, lawn care professionals, sod growers and sports fields. Turf Mark is one of its spray pattern indicators, built for the crews who spray those turf areas.
Cautions
FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY
Keep Out of Reach of Children
KEEP FROM FREEZING
Always read and follow label directions.
Mix a tank this week and check the coverage before you finish the job.