Aervoe Tree Marking Paint is a heavily pigmented, lead-free aerosol for marking standing timber, logs, and lumber that has to be read from a distance. Each can comes with two spray tips, a circular pattern for banding and spotting and a narrow tip for numbering and writing, so one can handles boundary, inventory, and grade marks.

Each 16 oz. can holds 12 oz. net wt. The paint is blended not to soak into the wood, and it works from 30°F to 100°F (-1°C to 38°C) for marking in any season.

Key Features

• Two interchangeable spray tips come with every can: circular for banding and spotting, narrow for numbers and letters, both sprayed from 8 to 12 in.
• Heavily pigmented for bright identification at a distance through the woods.
• Blended not to soak into the wood, so marks stay bright on the surface.
• Every color is lead-free and contains no ozone-depleting substances.
• Operates from 30°F to 100°F (-1°C to 38°C) for year-round cruising and marking.
• Aervoe rates its exterior durability, color fastness, and adhesion as excellent.

Common Applications

• Cut/leave and select-cut marking in timber sales.
• Boundary and inventory marking during timber cruising.
• Numbering and grading logs, pulpwood, and railroad ties at the landing or yard.
• Grade marking on finished lumber.

Important

• Sold by the can in increments of 12 (one full case). Call 877-844-3101 for colors not sold online.
• Apply to a dry or near-dry surface free of mud. For rain or wet wood, use Aervoe Wet Coat Tree Marking Paint.
• Best results between 60°F and 80°F (16°C to 27°C). Extremely flammable; for outdoor use only.

Related Products

• Aervoe Wet Coat Tree Marking Paint — bonds to soaked bark and lumber in the rain.
• Aervoe Professional Choice Forest Boundary Marking Paint — an adjustable fan tip for 8 in. wide boundary bands.
• Forestry Flagging Tape — for flagging lines and units ahead of paint crews.

FAQ

What's the difference between Aervoe Tree Marking Paint and Wet Coat?

Tree Marking Paint is for dry or near-dry surfaces. Wet Coat is formulated to displace water and bond to soaked bark and lumber, so use it in the rain or on wet logs.

Which spray tip should I use?

The red tip that ships on the can sprays a circular pattern for banding and spotting. Swap to the white tip for numbers and writing, and hold either one 8 to 12 in. from the surface.