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Proline Athletic Field Marker

Calcium carbonate field marker that meets NCAA, NFHS and Little League rules.

T23 • Fast Dry HD Traffic Paint

High def, high build acrylic fast-dry traffic marking paint in white or yellow.

T24P-D • Handicap Blue Traffic Paint

Handicap blue traffic marking paint in 5-gallon pails.

T25P-D • Fire-lane Red Traffic Paint

Fire-lane red traffic marking paint in 5-gallon pails.

T26 • Line Block Out Paint

Black acrylic paint for blocking out unwanted lines when traffic patterns change.

Glass Beads for Latex Street Paint

Glass beads for latex street paint, for increased visibility at night.

VERSA Striping Machine

Striping machine for inverted tip paint, 2.5 to 4 inch adjustable width.

Marking Gun

Marking gun for inverted tip marking paint, 12.5 inches.

Long Wand

Long wand for inverted tip marking paint, 34.5 inches.

Choosing the right marking paint

Surface, speed, and standard decide the paint

A traffic line, a survey mark, and a field stripe have completely different jobs. Matching chemistry and form to the surface and the rule it answers to is what keeps the mark legible and compliant.

Traffic paint and reflectivity

Waterborne traffic paints are the standard for streets and lots: fast drying and durable. Where nighttime visibility matters, glass bead is dropped onto wet paint to make the line retroreflective under headlights.

Survey and utility marking

Temporary marking uses inverted-can aerosols for speed and accuracy. Utility locates follow the APWA color code, so the color carries meaning and the right product matters.

Athletic field paint

Field paint has to be bright, hold up through a game, and stay safe on living grass. Bulk concentrate diluted on site lowers the cost per line for crews marking fields all season.

Why Team Lab for marking paint

One supplier across traffic, survey, and field

Because paint cuts across roads, lots, and fields, we cross-list it so you find it from whichever program you started in, with consistent color and coverage.

Consistent color and hide

Predictable coverage and color batch to batch, so lines look the same across a project and over time.

Right form for the work

Bulk for stripers and high volume, aerosol for marking and detail, matched to how your crew actually works.

Cross-listed, not duplicated

The same product surfaces under Paint, Street, and Grounds, so nobody hunts for it.

FAQS

Paint - common questions

Do I need glass beads on traffic lines?

If the lines need to be visible at night under headlights, yes. Beads are dropped onto the wet paint to create retroreflectivity. Daytime-only markings may not need them.

Will athletic field paint hurt the grass?

Paint made for athletic fields is formulated to mark brightly without harming living turf when used at the right dilution. Do not substitute a general-purpose paint.

Waterborne or solvent traffic paint?

Waterborne is the standard for most street and lot work: durable, fast, and lower odor. Solvent systems exist for specific conditions. We will match it to your surface and weather.

Not sure which paint fits the job? Ask us.

Talk to the territory rep for your state. Tell them what you are working on and they will point you to the right product.