LawnLift Grass Painting Kit- Includes Professional 2 Gallon Sprayer & 64oz. (Gren) Ultra Concentrated Grass Paint Bottle = up to 5 Gallons Usable Product & Coversup to 2000 Sq Ft.Coverage Depends
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LawnLift. br>It appears to be more recent. The appearance of a greener, healthier manicured lawn is absolutely stunning. I used only 8 oz. of paint and still have plenty left over for any touchups in my front yard (10' x 10'). In less than 40 minutes, you can add 2 gallons of Lawnlift concentrate to 2 gallons of water. (There will be no breaking. ) I could have gotten by with 6 or 7 oz of concentrate, but I preferred the darker Kentucky blue grass look. After the first coat had dried in the sun (20 minutes), I gave it a quick light second coat. br>A good tip is to use a "Decent" sprayer that does the job and does not drip or leak all over your hands, clothing, or property. The 2gal Combo-Bottle is included in the package. The sprayer that came with this Lawnlift Combo kit that I bought on Amazon wasn't the same as the Lawnlift Bottle that was advertised. They replaced it with a Flo-shaped Flo-shaped Flo-shaped Flo-shaped Flo-shaped HD2 Master When I first used it, it was flimsy and faulty. I stopped using it because the spray pattern from the fan tip putted, spurted, dripped, and dribbled out so unevenly that I drove to HomeDepot and bought a "Roundup" 2 gallon sprayer (ITEM190459)- It was $19 and included a triple All in One Rotating Multi Nozzle Tip (PART 182420). I just put vaseline on my rubber O-rings. My sprayer has been 100% leak and drip free since I ring per its instructions with my finger tip and it has been 100% leak and drip free since I ring per its ins I didn't even use cardboard to edge my walkways because the fan tip is so precise and wide! However, for better tapering results, be cautious and follow Lawnlift's instructions. Please use good quality gloves, or you will spend the next week trying to remove the pigmentation from your hands! br>While working, you "MUST AGITATE" the solution in the sprayer, or microbial paint sediments will clog up "ALMOST" any good sprayer! Toss it around and switch it. Allowing paint micro particles to settle at the bottom of the jug and clog the straw is not a good idea. Trim the straw inside the jug so that it isn't flush with any of the sediments at the bottom. If you notice the volume is near 3 fingers low, try to refill the jug while you're using it. If you run out of solutions, simply release the air inside the jug, unscrew the sprayer cap, shake up the reserved bottle, pour into the sprayer, reclose the jug, agitate, and continue spraying. The important thing is to keep it moving, moving, moving! If you avoid distractions like children, pets, long neighborhood conversations, house phones, and so on, the sprayer will be less likely to clog. I schedule any breaks I take, and if I do, I turn my sprayer upside down and use FORCED AIR to thoroughly clean out my nozzle until I return. When the job is finished, thoroughly rinse the jug with plenty of water and forced air. Yes, I believe it is worthwhile! br>When I told my friends and family that I didn't use any contractors, such as TruGreen or LawnDoctor, and that I bought this kit for less than $70, they were completely taken aback. I am 100% amazed at my final results after purchasing my Roundup Multi Tip Sprayer after purchasing my Roundup Multi Tip Sprayer after purchasing my Roundup Multi Tip It can clog just as well as the Flo Master, but it doesn't leak or drip everywhere. Everything has been made right. I've since ordered more lawnlift paint for my friends and relatives who have taken advantage of my services! It's nothing compared to having "Happiness, Friendship, and Grass" as well as a more appealing yard. Simply purchase the sprayer that best suits your needs and enjoy a beautiful lawn all year.
Allow my lawn to perish as a result of the drought. The lawn is 800 square feet. It improves the appearance of a dead lawn. To cover 800 square feet, you'll need a lot of this paint material. Half a gallon was purchased. It wasn't nearly enough, and the paint is quite expensive.
This is a review of the do-it-yourself kit. homeowners, particularly those in the west who have been forced to reduce landscape watering as a result of the drought. Advantages: br>br> It transforms brown, unappealing grass into lush, cheerful greenery. It looked great on tall fescue (I used Marathon sod), but it also worked well in some areas with invading St. Augustine grass. It takes some practice with the sprayer wand to blend in with mixed grasses, but it is possible. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. It's paint, not dye, so don't think of that. It clogs, splashes, and splatters on your shoes, skin, and pants, among other things; small flecks of overspray on sidewalks or driveways can be wiped up with a damp sponge - If done quickly, it can be completed in a matter of minutes. Tips: br>br> To begin, gather the following items: latex gloves, one or two 5 gallon buckets of warm or hot water, 1 gallon plastic water jug to mix the paint in, mixing cups (plastic drink cups will suffice), and one of the cups filled with hot water to immerse the clogged sprayer head in on a regular basis. Consider purchasing a second sprayer with an extra nozzle so that one can soak while the other is in use. The wand from the second sprayer can also be used as an extension on the first wand, making it much easier to get the nozzle down near the grass without having to stoop. The Fountainhead Group provided me with a two-gallon Roundup sprayer. These can be found for around $20 at Home Depot, and buying the entire sprayer is less expensive than buying individual parts. The most important piece of advice I can give is that the nozzle clogs easily. I used it on the "cone" setting, which is the finest setting; it may work better on the "fan" setting, but I can't say for sure because I didn't try it that way the first time. But make sure you have a cup of hot water on hand to submerge it in and blow it out with a quick "shot. " Another tip is to plan ahead of time where you'll dump the cleaning water, obviously not in any drains leading to the sewer system or draining to the street, but in an unobtrusive area of the yard or somewhere. To flush it out, you'll need several fills. Finally, the instructions state that you should spray 2" to 3" away from the grass. This may be best if you're painting the entire area and trying to make it as uniform as possible, but I was trying to blend in some really dry areas with some not-so-brown areas, and it worked best to keep the wand higher and swirl it around, maybe 12" to 15" above the grass. I discovered an 8:1 ratio. I'd say 1 is about right, but it could have been 10: I hope this has been of assistance.
It could catch you off guard. It's pretty incredible. It looks good, and even after being mowed seven or eight times, there is still evidence of its presence. There's nothing wrong with it. br>Oh, and after the initial sraying, it looked great. I recommend that you give it a shot. It could catch you off guard.
The sprayer is a dreadful piece of equipment. The color scheme is fantastic. The sprayer is a dreadful piece of equipment. We spent about the same amount of time cleaning the nozzle as we did painting the lawn.
At first glance, the grass appeared to be beautiful, but it appears to have blocked out the sunlight. After I applied it, it began to dry even faster.
It was a huge success, and the lawn looks fantastic as well.
For the amount of use and results, it is far too expensive!.
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