We recommend wearing gloves when handling, mixing and applying Turf Mark Blue. We cannot guarantee that the product will not stain hands. We recommend that you wear a mask when treating with any product especially in unventilated areas.
Turf Mark Blue will stain concrete. Per the product label: For small amounts, pick up with suitable absorbent material (sand, sawdust, general purpose binder, etc.) For large amounts, dike spillage, pump off product. Dispose of absorbed materials in accordance with regulations. Clean contaminated floors and obljects, throughly with water and deterrgents, observing environmental regulations.
Turf Mark Blue Spray Indicator Dye can be used with any pre or post emergent.
In theory, Turf Mark Blue Spray Indicator Dye would have an indefinite shelf life since it does not contain any active ingredients. However, you shouldn't store it in any location where it is exposed to the sun as the UV rays would impact it in the jug the same way they do on the lawn to help break down the color. It's also possible the saturation could diminish over time and you may need to use more the longer you have it to achieve the same level of color when spraying.
While we do not see any reason as to why Turf Mark Blue could not be combined with herbicides and diesel fuel, the product label does not indicate if this permitted. We recommend contacting Becker & Underwood directly at 800-232-5907 for clarification.
Turf Mark Blue can be applied to many herbicides but we cannot say for certain regarding homemade solutions that have yet to be tested.
Turf Mark Blue Spray Indicator Dye may leave a permanent stain on certain surfaces such as concrete, plastic, vinyl, carpet and other surfaces. If accidental overspray occurs, wash the surface immediately with soap and water to reduce any potential staining. The product label does not specifically mention fabric or leather surfaces therefore we would recommend reaching out to the manufacturer to see if they may have a faster remedy.
BASF can be reached at 800-232-5907.
Turf Mark Blue Spray Indicator Dye is applied at 2-4 fl oz (0.2-0.4 fl oz/10-20 gallons) per 100 gallons of water for wood pre-treatment as directed. We would recommend the lower rate if seeking a lighter shade.
For the most part it will take lots of scrubbing with soap and water to remove Turf Mark Blue. You can contact the manufacturer Becker and Underwood to see if they may have a faster remedy at 800-232-5907.
It will take lots of scrubbing with soap and water to remove Turf Mark Blue Spray Indicator Dye. You can contact the manufacturer, Becker and Underwood to see if they may have a faster remedy at 800-232-5907.
Yes, Turf Mark Blue will stain concrete. Apply with caution in these areas or cover any areas that you do not want sprayed.
Yes, once Turf Mark Blue Spray Indicator Dye has fully dried, the children are safe to walk and play in the grass.
Turf Mark Blue Spray Indicator Dye is not really labeled to be used in a pasture but per the manufacturer, it should be safe. Although it's not a normal use area for the product, for it to be completely safe, they suggest keeping the livestock off the treated areas with Turf Mark Blue for at least 48 hours.
Turf Mark Blue Spray Indicator Dye is only a marking dye to help with even and thorough coverage while spraying the lawn. This will not harm or interfere with new seeding, overseeding or turfgrass when tank mixed with herbicides such as Tenacity.
Yes, Turf Mark Blue Spray Indicator Dye is labeled to be used applied with herbicides and safe to do so as directed on the label.
In theory, Turf Mark Blue Spray Indicator Dye would have an indefinite shelf life since it does not contain any active ingredients. However, you wouldn't store it in any location where it is exposed to the sun as the UV rays would impact it in the jug the same way they do on the lawn to help break down the color. It's also possible the saturation could diminish over time and you may need to use more the longer you have it to achieve the same level of color when spraying.
