Rust-Oleum
Rust-Oleum Precision Line Marking Paint Yellow 17 oz Aerosol 12 Pack
High-visibility yellow line marking paint for asphalt, concrete, grass and gravel in a 12-pack of 17 oz aerosol cans
- High-visibility yellow marks lines clearly on asphalt, concrete, grass and gravel
- Works reliably in temperatures from 25 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit
- 12-pack of 17 oz cans covers large projects without reordering
- Industrial-grade formula adheres to clay, soil, wood and stone surfaces
- Precision spray tip produces sharp, professional edges every time
Industrial Choice Precision Line Marking Paint
Industrial Choice Precision Line Marking Paint delivers flat high-visibility yellow coating in a 17 oz aerosol can. The 12 pack carton supplies enough paint for large striping projects on asphalt, concrete, soil, grass, gravel, or wood. It is formulated for outdoor line marking where clear boundaries are required.
Application temperature range and ventilation
The paint applies between 25 and 120 degrees Fahrenheit, covering a wide seasonal window. Moderate to high ventilation is recommended during use to keep fumes at safe levels. Total recycled content, post-consumer recycled content, and pre-consumer recycled content are all zero percent.
Sustained striping work
Under continuous spraying the aerosol maintains consistent flow for long marking runs without pressure drop. The flat finish resists glare so lines stay readable in bright sun. The product is not compostable and not biodegradable, so plan disposal according to local regulations.
Highlights
- High-visibility yellow marks lines clearly on asphalt, concrete, grass and gravel
- Works reliably in temperatures from 25 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit
- 12-pack of 17 oz cans covers large projects without reordering
- Industrial-grade formula adheres to clay, soil, wood and stone surfaces
- Precision spray tip produces sharp, professional edges every time
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I apply the aerosol paint and what is the common mistake with temperature?
Apply within the 25 to 120 F range on clean asphalt, concrete, grass, gravel or wood; the step people get wrong is spraying outside this window, which causes poor adhesion and uneven lines.
What upkeep will the marked lines require over time?
Lines on asphalt, concrete, grass, gravel or wood fade with weather and traffic; plan to re-mark using the same aerosol when visibility drops, typically after a season of heavy use.
At what temperature does the product stop performing during extended marking jobs?
The 120 F upper limit is reached first on hot surfaces; above this the paint will not cure correctly, so pause work until the substrate cools back into the 25 to 120 F range.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



