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02 Jul

Should You Switch from Aerosol to Endurant Hazmark for Golf Course Hazard Lines?

What Is the Best Way to Mark Hazard Lines on a Golf Course?

On a golf course, hazard lines are essential. They define the boundaries of water hazards, lateral hazards, and ensure compliance with USGA regulations while guiding players visually. Traditionally, many courses use aerosol cans for marking these lines, but those come with waste, high replacement frequency, and limited longevity.

The better way?
Use Endurant Hazmark—an environmentally conscious, highly visible, concentrated hazard line paint that reduces labor, cost, and aerosol use.

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What Is Endurant Hazmark?

Endurant Hazmark is a premium, concentrated hazard line paint developed by Geoponics Corp. It is designed specifically for golf courses to mark red or yellow hazard lines on turf clearly and with long-lasting results. A single 1-gallon container can be diluted to make 10 gallons of ready-to-use (RTU) paint.

Even better: When applied with a growth regulator, lines can last up to 2 months, reducing the need for frequent re-marking.

Available through:
➡️ SiteOne Landscape Supply
➡️ ShopGeoponics.com


Why Should You Avoid Aerosol Cans for Hazard Lines?

1. Environmental Impact

Each aerosol can adds to environmental waste. Plus, they are not refillable, and their propellant chemicals contribute to greenhouse gas emissions.

2. Inconsistent Coverage

Aerosol spray patterns are inconsistent, often requiring multiple passes or resulting in overspray—especially on uneven turf.

3. Frequent Reapplication

Hazard lines sprayed with aerosol paint often fade quickly, especially in rain or high-traffic zones. This results in weekly or bi-weekly reapplication.

4. Higher Cost Over Time

While aerosols may seem inexpensive per unit, the cumulative cost of repeat purchases and labor adds up fast—not to mention the storage and disposal challenges.


How Does Endurant Hazmark Save Time and Money?

Highly Concentrated Formula

One gallon of Hazmark = 10 gallons of RTU paint. That means fewer purchases, fewer deliveries, and less waste.

Longevity with Growth Regulator

Hazmark lines can last up to 2 months, especially when used with a turf growth regulator, reducing how often crews need to remap hazard lines.

Water-Based and Turf-Safe

Hazmark is a water-based formulation, reducing harm to turf and allowing for safe, easy cleanup.

Improved Application Process

Hazmark is applied using walk-behind or ride-on sprayers, ensuring consistent width and clean lines with less effort and greater speed.

Cost-Efficient

Hazmark reduces:

  • Paint costs (due to dilution)

  • Labor (less frequent applications)

  • Equipment wear-and-tear

  • Environmental disposal fees for used aerosol cans


How to Apply Hazard Lines with Endurant Hazmark

Here’s a detailed breakdown for best practices in hazard line marking using Endurant Hazmark:


1. Hazard Identification and Boundary Marking

  • Locate the hazard: Identify where the hazard starts and ends—red for lateral water hazards, yellow for standard water hazards.

  • Mark temporarily: Use small flags, stakes, or chalk to predefine the line. This ensures accuracy and saves time during spraying.


2. Gather Equipment & Materials

Recommended Tools:

  • Endurant Hazmark paint (concentrate)

  • Water (for dilution—typically 1:10 ratio)

  • Walk-behind or ride-on sprayer

  • Flat fan nozzles 

  • Protective gear: gloves, safety glasses, and long-sleeve gear

  • Optional: turf growth regulator to extend longevity


3. Mixing Instructions

  1. Dilution Ratio: Mix 1 gallon of Hazmark with 9 gallons of water in the sprayer tank.

  2. Agitate thoroughly: Make sure the paint and water are completely blended for even color dispersion.

  3. Add Spray n Stay (optional): To improve adhesion and reduce tracking or wash-off.


4. Spraying the Hazard Line

  • Clear debris: Remove leaves, pine straw, or grass clippings from the marking area.

  • Maintain speed and pressure: Use steady walking speed and consistent pressure for clean, solid lines.

  • Spray close to turf: Keep nozzle at 4–6 inches from the surface.

  • Overlap slightly: On wide lines, overlap edges to maintain uniform coverage.

  • Let dry: Allow 15–30 minutes to fully dry depending on humidity and temperature.


5. Post-Application

  • Remove temporary markers

  • Inspect the lines for gaps

  • Communicate with players about newly marked areas and any rules for play near hazards


6. Maintenance and Reapplication

  • Inspect lines every 4-6 weeks

  • Refresh only when fading is noticeable

  • Use growth regulators to slow grass growth, allowing lines to remain crisp and vibrant longer


What’s the Best Paint Color for Hazard Lines?

  • Red: Lateral water hazards (side of the fairway)

  • Yellow: Standard water hazards (directly in front of or behind the green)
    Endurant Hazmark is available in high-visibility red and yellow, formulated to stand out on green grass even in low light or morning dew.


What Type of Golf Courses Use Endurant Hazmark?

  • Private golf clubs

  • Resort courses

  • Municipal golf courses

  • Championship and PGA courses

Hazmark is ideal for courses looking to improve aesthetic presentation, player guidance, and regulatory compliance—while reducing cost and labor.


What Makes Endurant Hazmark a Sustainable Choice?

Reduces single-use waste from aerosol cans
Water-based formula = safer for environment
Less packaging, less shipping
Concentrated = fewer containers used over time


Can I Use Endurant Hazmark With Other Endurant Products?

Yes! Here’s a power combo:

  • Endurant Hazmark for red/yellow lines

  • Endurant Spray n Stay to make lines more durable

  • Endurant Flex or Premium for overall turf color consistency

  • Penterra for soil penetration before painting areas that may be compacted


Where Can I Buy Endurant Hazmark?

Available online or through authorized Geoponics distributors:


Summary: Why Choose Endurant Hazmark?

Feature Aerosol Paint Endurant Hazmark
Longevity 1–2 weeks Up to 2 months
Cost per application High Low
Environmental impact High (single-use) Low (concentrated, water-based)
Line visibility Moderate High
Labor intensity Frequent re-marking Reduced frequency

Final Thoughts

Switching to Endurant Hazmark is more than just a smart move—it’s a strategic investment in sustainability, performance, and operational efficiency.

Golf course superintendents, grounds crews, and turf managers alike are choosing Endurant Hazmark to eliminate the hassle of aerosols, cut costs, and elevate the quality of their courses.


➕ Try Endurant Hazmark Today

Get it from Geoponics Corp distributors like SiteOne Landscape Supply or online at ShopGeoponics.com.

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02 Jul

Mulch Colorants & Mulch Glue FAQs: Everything You Need to Know for a Vibrant, Secure Landscape

Looking to restore your mulch color or keep it from blowing away? Whether you’re a landscaping pro or a homeowner refreshing your beds, this blog covers the 20 most common questions about mulch colorants and mulch glue—and how Endurant Mulch Colorant and MulchCrete Mulch Glue offer professional-grade, lasting solutions.


🔴 What Is a Mulch Colorant?

Mulch colorant is a pigment or dye used to enhance or restore the natural color of wood mulch. Professional-grade brands like Endurant Mulch Colorant use safe, non-toxic formulas in vibrant shades like brown, red, black, and pine straw.

✅ Top 10 Most Asked Questions About Mulch Colorants

1. What is a mulch colorant?

A mulch colorant is a water-based pigment used to restore or enhance the appearance of faded mulch. It brings vibrancy to aged mulch and helps make your landscape look freshly maintained.

2. Is mulch dye safe for pets, plants, and children?

Yes. Endurant MulchColorant is made with non-toxic, environmentally friendly ingredients. Once dry, it is completely safe around pets, kids, and plants.

3. How long does mulch color last?

When applied correctly and allowed to dry, the color can last 6 to 12 months, depending on weather exposure. Endurant colorants typically outlast cheaper options because of their advanced bonding technology.

4. Will rain wash the dye away?

Once fully dried (usually in 4–6 hours under dry conditions), the dye bonds to the mulch and won’t wash away in rain. Always apply during dry weather and allow ample drying time.

5. Can mulch colorant stain concrete or clothing?

Yes, while wet. It’s important to protect walkways and wear old clothes when applying. Once dry, it will not transfer or stain.

6. What’s the best color to use?

Brown is most natural and widely used, while black offers a bold contrast and red adds vibrancy. Endurant offers all three, as well as a pine straw tone for a more subtle effect.

7. Can I color my own mulch at home?

Absolutely. Endurant MulchColorant is easy to apply with a pump sprayer. Just mix the concentrate with water according to label instructions and spray over dry mulch.

8. How much area does one gallon cover?

One gallon of Endurant concentrate mixed with water can cover up to 2,000 square feet, depending on how faded the mulch is and how dark you want the result.

9. Will dyed mulch hurt soil or microbes?

No. Unlike some cheaper alternatives that may come from chemically treated wood, Endurant uses safe ingredients that do not alter soil health or microbial activity.

10. Can I use it on pine straw or wood chips?

Yes. Endurant MulchColorant works on various materials, including bark, hardwood chips, and pine straw.


🟢 What Is Mulch Glue?

Mulch glue, also known as a surface-stabilizing polymer, is a liquid spray that bonds mulch, bark, gravel, or soil together to keep it in place. MulchCrete is a professional-grade mulch glue that dries clear and holds mulch down without affecting drainage.


🔒 Top 10 Most Asked Questions About Mulch Glue

1. What is mulch glue used for?

MulchCrete mulch glue keeps mulch from blowing away, washing off in heavy rains, or shifting due to foot traffic. It’s especially useful around pool decks, slopes, driveways, and decorative beds.

2. How do you apply mulch glue?

Apply MulchCrete using a clean pump or backpack sprayer. Spray over a 2–3 inch layer of mulch in even, overlapping passes. Let it dry for 6 to 24 hours. Follow the label instructions for rates.

3. Is mulch glue safe for the environment?

Yes. MulchCrete is water-based, non-toxic, and safe for use around plants, pets, and children once dried.

4. How long does mulch glue last?

Typically one season (6–12 months), depending on weather exposure and traffic. For high-wind areas, an annual reapplication may be ideal.

5. Does mulch glue prevent weed growth?

While not a herbicide, it reduces weed growth by holding mulch in place, thereby limiting soil exposure to sunlight and making it harder for weed seeds to root.

6. Can I walk on mulch treated with glue?

Yes, once cured. MulchCrete creates a flexible bond that withstands light foot traffic, leaf blowers, and watering.

7. Will mulch glue clog my sprayer?

To avoid clogging, rinse the sprayer immediately after use. Shake the glue well before spraying for even application.

8. How much area does one gallon of mulch glue cover?

Coverage ranges from 250 to 750 square feet per mixed gallon depending on the thickness of mulch and application rate.

9. Can I use it on pea gravel or rock beds?

Yes! MulchCrete works great on pea gravel, small decorative stones, and even sand paths to minimize erosion and shifting.

10. Does mulch glue affect water absorption?

No. MulchCrete allows water and nutrients to pass through to the soil while holding mulch in place.


🌿 Combining Endurant MulchColorant + MulchCrete for the Best Results

To get the best out of your landscape beds, follow this process:

✅ Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. Clear the area of weeds and debris.

  2. Re-distribute mulch evenly at a depth of 2–3 inches.

  3. Mix Endurant MulchColorant as directed with water (usually 15:1 or 8 oz/gal ratio).

  4. Spray colorant using a pump sprayer, making sure to saturate top layers.

  5. Let the mulch dry for 4–6 hours or until color is fully set.

  6. Shake and apply MulchCrete, (2 water:1 MulchCrete mix ratio) covering the surface evenly. (Can be sprayed with Colorant if desired)

  7. Allow to dry 24 hours. Do not water or walk on the area during this time.


🛒 Where to Buy

Both products are also available at select SiteOne Landscape Supply stores and on Amazon.

🧠 Final Thoughts

Using Endurant Mulch Colorant and MulchCrete Mulch Glue together gives your landscape beds a clean, professional appearance while reducing maintenance and saving money on mulch replacement.

With these products, you’ll not only enhance curb appeal instantly—you’ll keep your mulch in place through every storm, season, and sprinkler cycle.


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02 Jul

Should You Stain Palm Tree Trunks? Everything You Need to Know

🌴 Introduction: Why People Stain Palm Tree Trunks

Palm trees are iconic symbols of elegance, especially in tropical and subtropical landscapes. Whether you’ve recently trimmed a palm tree or you’re prepping for a real estate showing or event, staining the palm trunk can dramatically improve curb appeal.

But is it safe? What product should you use? How long does it last?

This blog answers the top 10 most asked questions about staining palm tree trunks—while introducing Endurant Palm Colorant and Endurant Shine n Shield, two professional solutions trusted by landscapers, resorts, and homeowners alike.

Before and After Endurant Palm Colorant


❓ 1. Is it Safe to Stain or Paint Palm Tree Trunks?

Yes—when using a palm-specific product.

Many people wonder if applying paint or stain could harm a palm tree. Traditional paints and wood stains often contain harmful chemicals or oils that can damage or suffocate the fibrous trunk. That’s why Endurant Palm Colorant was developed.

Endurant Palm Colorant is water-based, non-toxic, and safe for the environment. It penetrates the outer fibers without clogging pores or trapping moisture, making it ideal for Sylvester, Canary Island, Royal, and other palms.


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❓ 2. What Is the Best Product to Stain Palm Trunks?

The best product is not a wood stain or exterior paint—it’s a specialty colorant designed specifically for palm trunks.

Endurant Palm Colorant offers a rich, natural color tone that complements trimmed diamond cuts and smooth pruned trunks. Unlike paints, it doesn’t peel, flake, or look artificial.

🛒 Available at: PalmColorant.com


❓ 3. How Do I Apply Endurant Palm Colorant?

Application is easy and can be completed in minutes:

  1. Clean the trunk using a soft brush or cloth to remove dirt and debris.

  2. Mix and spray using a handheld or backpack sprayer. For deeper color, a second coat can be applied.

  3. Let it dry. Touch-ups can be added later if needed.

  4. Optional: Apply Endurant Shine n Shield to seal the trunk and add luster.  Follow label instructions.

💡 Tip: Apply when weather is dry and sunny for best absorption.


❓ 4. How Long Does Palm Trunk Staining Last?

With Endurant Palm Colorant, expect visible results to last 9 to 12 months depending on:

  • Sun exposure

  • Rainfall

  • Type of palm

To extend the longevity, apply Endurant Shine n Shield, which acts as a breathable sealant, protecting against UV rays, rain, and wear.


❓ 5. Does Staining Help Prevent Rot or Pests?

While Endurant Palm Colorant is not a pesticide, Shine n Shield creates a protective, breathable barrier that helps prevent:

  • Water retention in fiber crevices

  • Mold or mildew formation

  • Insect nesting in exposed pruning areas

The cleaner and better-sealed a palm trunk is, the more resistant it becomes to secondary damage.


❓ 6. Can I Use Homemade Options Like Coffee or Tea to Stain Trunks?

It’s a common DIY hack to use coffee or tea as a natural colorant, but these methods:

  • Fade within days

  • Can stain sidewalks and hands

  • Offer no protective benefits

  • May attract pests due to sugar content

🎯 For professional, lasting, and safe results, use Endurant Palm Colorant, designed specifically for palm trunks.


❓ 7. Is Varnish or Polyurethane Safe for Palm Trunks?

No. Varnishes and oil-based sealants are designed for hardwood, not living plant tissue.

Applying varnish or polyurethane can:

  • Trap moisture under the surface

  • Prevent the trunk from “breathing”

  • Crack or peel under sunlight

  • Attract heat and cause scorching

✨ Instead, use Endurant Shine n Shield—it seals and protects while allowing airflow and enhancing the natural texture with optional shine.


❓ 8. Does Staining Enhance Diamond‑Cut Trunk Patterns?

Yes—and it looks incredible.

Professional landscapers and arborists frequently stain palm trunks after diamond‑cut pruning. The fresh cuts absorb the pigment evenly, highlighting:

  • Geometric patterns

  • Natural trunk architecture

  • Unique bark textures

🔥 Pro Tip: Apply Endurant Palm Colorant immediately after trimming for bold, vivid contrast. Follow with Shine n Shield for added brilliance.


❓ 9. Should I Pressure Wash Palm Trunks Before Staining?

Avoid high-pressure washing. It can:

  • Tear the soft fibrous material

  • Open the trunk to water damage

  • Remove natural oils the tree needs for protection

✅ Instead: Gently brush or use a low-pressure rinse. Clean enough to ensure good adhesion, but soft enough to preserve the trunk’s integrity.


❓ 10. When and How Often Should I Stain Palm Tree Trunks?

  • Best time: After pruning or trimming

  • Frequency: Every 9–12 months or as needed for cosmetic upkeep

  • Event prep: Apply 2–3 days before weddings, showings, or landscape photoshoots

Routine reapplication of Endurant Palm Colorant keeps the palm trunk vibrant. Use Endurant Shine n Shield afterward to maintain that freshly trimmed look longer. Follow product label instructions.


🌟 Bonus: Why Choose Endurant Products?

  • Eco-Friendly: Safe for pets, people, and the environment

  • Professional Results: Used by golf courses, hotels, and luxury landscapes

  • Easy to Apply: Spray-and-go convenience

  • Lasting Results: Color holds up to a full year with proper care


Where to Buy

🛒 Endurant Palm Colorant: PalmColorant.com
🛒 Endurant Shine n Shield: Available at ShopGeoponics.com


Final Thoughts

Staining palm tree trunks isn’t just about appearance—it’s about preservation, presentation, and pride in your landscape.

If you’re looking to enhance the beauty of your palms safely and effectively, trust Endurant Palm Colorant and Shine n Shield—the preferred solutions for a clean, elegant, professional look.

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02 Jul

How to Fix Black Layer on Golf Greens with Penterra and Agriox

What Is Black Layer in Golf Turf?

If you’ve pulled a core from a green and noticed a dark, foul-smelling band in the soil profile, you’re seeing black layer—a serious issue in sand-based putting greens. It signals a lack of oxygen in the root zone, leading to toxic gas buildup and turf decline.

Black layer is the result of hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) reacting with metals in the soil to form metal sulfides, like iron sulfide (FeS). This occurs only when soil becomes anaerobic (oxygen-depleted).


Why Black Layer Is Deadly for Turf

Hydrogen sulfide smells like rotten eggs—and it’s as harmful as it smells. In turfgrass, even low levels can:

  • Disrupt respiration in roots and shoots

  • Cause thinning, yellowing, and dieback

  • Turn healthy greens into straw-colored patches in days

University studies have shown that 1,000 ppm of hydrogen sulfide can kill creeping bentgrass within a week. The roots blacken, tissues rot, and turf loses its vigor.


What Causes Black Layer?

Black layer forms when oxygen cannot circulate in the soil due to:

  • Waterlogging from excess irrigation or rain

  • Compacted soil or physical layering

  • High thatch or organic matter

  • Use of elemental sulfur or sulfur-rich fertilizers

  • Poor infiltration or hydrophobic soils

These conditions allow sulfur-reducing bacteria (SRB) to thrive, producing toxic hydrogen sulfide gas in place of oxygen.


The Proven 2-Step Solution: Penterra First, Then Agriox

To eliminate black layer and restore healthy turf, Geoponics recommends a strategic two-step approach:

Penterra Surfactant Wetting agent

Wetting Agent for overwatered and underwatered plants

✅ Step 1: Apply Penterra

➡️ SoilPenetrant.com

Penterra is a powerful soil penetrant that restores water movement and reopens the soil profile, allowing gases to escape and oxygen to return.

Why apply Penterra first?

  • It breaks surface tension

  • It penetrates layered or compacted soil

  • It allows Agriox to reach deeper where it’s needed most

💧 Penterra Application Rate:

  • 64 oz per acre, applied in two directions (32 oz each pass)

  • Use 50-80 gallons of water per acre

  • Ideal spray nozzles: Heavy droplet

  • Lightly irrigate to activate

Allow the Penterra to move through the root zone, helping to displace standing water and restore natural air exchange. This sets the stage for maximum Agriox effectiveness.


✅ Step 2: Apply Agriox

➡️ SoilOxygen.com

Once the soil is open and water is moving, it’s time for Agriox—a unique soil oxygenator that rapidly increases redox potential and floods the root zone with life-saving oxygen.

Why use Agriox?

  • It neutralizes hydrogen sulfide gas

  • Reverses anaerobic conditions

  • Stimulates aerobic microbial activity

  • Breaks down harmful metal sulfides

📦 Agriox Application Rate:

  • 20 lbs per acre

  • Mix with water (>50 gpa) and apply evenly

  • Follow with irrigation to activate

Agriox works in tandem with the pathways opened by Penterra, reaching deep into the profile where black layer forms.


Visual Indicators of Black Layer

Symptom Cause
Rotten egg odor Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) in root zone
Black streaks in soil cores Metal sulfide accumulation
Thinning or dead turf patches Anaerobic toxicity and root decline
Poor drainage and puddling Compacted, hydrophobic, or layered soil

Science-Backed Turf Recovery

Research shows that low redox potential (oxygen deficiency) enables hydrogen sulfide to form. Reintroducing oxygen—by chemical or mechanical means—stops this toxic cycle.

In studies where soil was oxygenated with nitrate or similar compounds, hydrogen sulfide production dropped by 90% in 24 hours.

Agriox mimics this natural oxidation response, while Penterra ensures the soil can receive and retain the oxygen by breaking compaction and restoring infiltration.


Why You Should Never Apply Sulfur to a Black Layer Green

Although elemental sulfur is used to lower pH, in sand-based putting greens it can lead to black layer explosions. Research shows:

  • 1.5 lbs sulfur/1,000 sq ft + waterlogging = 20–30 ppm hydrogen sulfide

  • That’s enough to kill roots and turf in days

  • Sulfur combined with high organic matter supercharges SRB activity

Tip: If you must lower pH, use calcium nitrate instead—it also raises redox potential and oxygenates soil.


Turf Recovery Timeline with Penterra + Agriox

Immediately after Penterra: Water begins to move, puddling subsides
Within 48 hours of Agriox: Odors dissipate, soil begins oxygenating
Day 3–7: Turf color improves, roots begin new white growth
Day 10–14: Noticeably healthier greens, stronger turf density returns


Cultural Practices to Prevent Black Layer Recurrence

Black layer is a symptom of poor oxygen exchange. To prevent its return:

  • Aerate deeply and regularly

  • Avoid over-irrigation or shallow frequent watering

  • Skip sulfur-based products

  • Use nitrate-based nutrition to support aerobic soil biology

  • Apply Penterra monthly during wet seasons or high stress

  • Use Agriox month or after compaction events


Where to Buy

🔬 Agriox – Soil Oxygenator
Website: SoilOxygen.com
20-lb pails, easy to apply, safe for all turfgrass

🌊 Penterra – Soil Penetrant & Wetting Agent
Website: SoilPenetrant.com
Available in 2.5-gal jugs or 30-gal drums
Also sold at ShopGeoponics.com


Final Takeaway

Black layer is a silent killer beneath the surface. Left unchecked, it will choke roots, collapse greens, and force emergency turf replacement.

The solution is both scientific and simple:

👉 Step 1: Penterra — Open up the soil and get water and air moving
👉 Step 2: Agriox — Reoxygenate the root zone and eliminate hydrogen sulfide

This proven 2-step method reverses black layer fast—before turf loss becomes irreversible.


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01 Jul

Best Paint for Marking Athletic Fields: Why Endurant Great White Wins Every Time

If you’re responsible for athletic field maintenance—whether you’re a field manager, coach, or sports turf professional—you already know how essential sharp, bold lines are for visibility, safety, and professionalism. Choosing the right athletic field paint matters. That’s where Endurant Great White Athletic Paint, available at WhiteLinePaint.com, takes the lead as the best paint for marking athletic fields.


What Makes a Great Athletic Field Paint?

Not all line-marking paints are created equal. The best field paint should check every box:

  • High visibility – bright, opaque lines that pop

  • Fast drying – no smudges, quick game-readiness

  • Durable – withstands rain, mowing, and play

  • Eco-friendly – non-toxic and turf-safe

  • Easy to apply – sprayer or robot-friendly with smooth flow

  • Cost-effective – excellent coverage with minimal waste


Why Endurant Great White is the Best Field Paint

Available at WhiteLinePaint.com SiteOne Landscape Supply and Genesis Turfgrass Endurant Great White is the go-to line marking paint for schools, sports complexes, stadiums, and professional athletic fields.

✅ Ultra-White Pigment for Maximum Visibility

Formulated with premium pigments, Endurant Great White provides ultra-bright, high-contrast lines that are clearly visible in all lighting—day or night, even under stadium lights and TV cameras.

✅ Fast-Drying Formula

Great White dries in as little as 10–15 minutes under ideal conditions, reducing smearing and allowing quick prep right before a game.

✅ Turf-Safe & Eco-Conscious

It’s water-based, low-VOC, and non-toxic—safe for natural grass, athletes, and the environment. No petroleum solvents.

✅ Strong Durability

Once applied, the paint resists fading, wear, and wash-off—even through rain or mowing. Perfect for heavy-use fields.

✅ Application Made Easy

Great White works seamlessly with most line stripers, robotic applicators, and backpack sprayers. It doesn’t clog and has a consistent flow rate.


Product Specifications

Feature Details
Product Endurant Great White Athletic Paint (5-gallon)
Dry Time 10–30 minutes (weather dependent)
Coverage 250–450 linear ft/gal (full strength)
Surface Types Natural grass, gravel, dirt, temporary synthetic turf
Application Line marker, sprayer, robot, wheel to wheel
Cleanup Soap and water
Environmental Water-based, low-VOC, turf-safe
Price 5-gal at WhiteLinePaint.com

Use Cases for Endurant Great White

  • 🏈 Football fields – high school, college, professional

  • ⚽ Soccer and lacrosse fields

  • ⚾ Baseball and softball diamonds

  • 🏃 Track and field lanes

  • 🏙️ Municipality and park district fields

This paint holds up through rain, sun, and heavy foot traffic—making it ideal for recurring use without constant re-striping.


How to Apply Endurant Great White

Apply at full strength for bold lines or dilute up to 3:1 for practice fields.


Frequently Asked Questions

❓ What is the best paint for marking athletic fields?
Endurant Great White is widely considered the best due to its brightness, dry time, turf safety, and professional finish.

❓ Is it safe for natural grass?
Yes, it’s water-based and non-toxic—safe for players and turf alike.

❓ How long does it last?
It holds up through mowing and weather, depending on use. Expect excellent visibility for most fields.

❓ How do I remove it from synthetic turf?
Great White is temporary on synthetic surfaces and can be washed off with water or allowed to fade naturally over time.


Where to Buy Endurant Great White Athletic Paint

Order directly from WhiteLinePaint.com SiteOne Landscape Supply and Genesis Turfgrass for fast shipping and access to professional field marking supplies.


Final Thoughts

When it comes to performance, reliability, and safety, Endurant Great White Athletic Paint is unmatched. Trusted by turf professionals and athletic facilities nationwide, it delivers results that win on and off the field.

👉 Ready to upgrade your field lines? Visit WhiteLinePaint.com and make your next game picture perfect.

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