LINE MARKING SPRAY PAINT for railway sleeper projects
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TOP REASONS TO BUY
PRICE. Good value 750ml can
APPEARANCE. White
LONGEVITY. Temporary lines
STRENGTH. Steel can
LINE MARKING PAINT.
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Overview
A BANKSY IN THE MAKING!
Marking out the desired shapes and lines of your railway sleeper landscaping project is incredibly useful. It brings your intended design to life as you walk around intended paths, raised beds, borders and water features, getting a sense of your potential garden. Even more helpful, is that it highlights the features that don't work. The spaces that are too cramped. The patio that takes up too much space. The railway sleeper raised bed that you'd trip over coming out of the patio doors. Better to find them out in advance than be heartbroken after weeks of strenuous digging, lifting and fixing.
LINE MARKING SPRAY PAINT FEATURES
• Quick-drying with a one-coat matt finish
• Can be applied easily either by hand or by using an application machine
• Versatile and can be used on many surfaces including concrete, stone, railway sleepers, tarmac, grass, gravel and even soil.
LINE MARKING SPRAY PAINT DIMENSIONS & INSTRUCTIONS
750ml aerosol.
• Shake the can in order to free the agitator ball, shake for a further minute before use.
• Invert the can and apply onto the surface to be marked.
• Speed of movement during application controls the density of the marking.
• After use, hold the can upright and spray a short burst in order to clear the nozzle.
• Store the can on its side to prevent valve blocking.
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LUNA'S TOP TIP
How to spray a straight line, so that you can visually mark out railway sleeper walls or raised beds. Simply attach a string line between stakes, and then spray over, or next to the line, to create your perfect line!
DID YOU KNOW?
1) The first aerosol spray can was patented by Norwegian engineer Erik Rotheim in 1927. In 1949, Edward Seymour is credited with developing the first spray paint aerosol can, and the first colour was aluminium!
2) Spray paint has gained massive popularity with rebels, protestors, and graffiti artists. Banksy is one of the world's most notorious graffiti artists with his creations secretly popping up throughout Britain. Amongst many stunts, he once shredded his artwork at auction. At a Sotheby's auction in London, Banksy's 'Girl with Balloon' dramatically self-destructed when it was sold for £1 million. The hidden shredder in the frame partially shredded the artwork. Surprisingly, the artwork (now named 'Love is in the Bin') returned to auction in 2021, valued at £4-6 million and sold for £18.582 million. This set a record for Banksy.
WORLD RECORD FACTS
1) The largest spray paint mural in the world by one artist measures 2,038 square metres and was achieved by Avi Tal in Dimona, Israel, on 1 March 2016. He was commissioned to paint the walls of the football stadium and the massive project took two months to plan and a year to paint. He ended up using an unbelievable 2,200 cans of paint overall to paint the massive wall!
2) The largest spray paint mural by a team of graffiti artists is "Mural das Etnias" in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It measures 3,000 square metres with a height of 15 metres and length of 170 metres.