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Picking the right can
Utility marking color codes
Inverted marking paint marks the ground fast and accurately. For utility locates, the APWA color code carries meaning, so the right color is not cosmetic, it is the message. Match the can to the standard.
Lubricants are not interchangeable
Cleaners for shop and equipment
Why shops standardize on Team Lab aerosols
Consistent performance, can after can
We supply the working aerosols a shop and a field crew actually reach for, with reliable spray, accurate color, and the coverage to last between reorders.
Reliable spray and color
The right product per job
Penetrant, silicone, lithium, cleaner, or marking paint, matched to the task so crews stop guessing.
Stocked as a program
One supplier for the truck and the shop bench keeps reorders simple and inventory predictable.
Aerosols - common questions
What do the marking paint colors mean?
Utility locating follows the APWA color code, where each color stands for a buried utility type. Using the standard color keeps your marks readable to everyone on site.
Penetrating oil or silicone spray?
Penetrating oil frees rusted, stuck parts. Silicone is a dry lubricant for rubber, plastic, and slides where you do not want oil collecting dirt. They are not substitutes.
Can I use marking paint on grass and pavement?
Inverted marking paint works on soil, turf, and pavement for temporary marks. For permanent striping or athletic fields, use the dedicated traffic or field paints instead.
Stocking the truck or the shop? We will put the list together.
Talk to the territory rep for your state. Tell them what you are working on and they will point you to the right product.