Regular 
A product name for a white line marking paint, which contains titanium dioxide (at 1-10% w/w), for use on natural grass, especially where marking out is carried out weekly. It is manufactured by Bowcom and is available in a 10-litre container and is for use in either a spray line marker or a transfer wheel line marker. The dilution rate is 1 part of the concentrate to 4 parts of water for initial marking out, whilst for overmarking up to a ratio of 1:7 is typically appropriate.
Snowcal 20
A line marking powder made from calcium carbonate and which can be used for dry line marking, especially in muddy conditions, or for mixing into water to apply as a liquid line marker. It is supplied by Rigby Taylor, and others.
Super
A product name for a white line marking paint, which contains titanium dioxide (at 10-20% w/w), for use on natural grass, giving high levels of brightness and durability. It is manufactured by Bowcom and is available in a 10-litre container and is for use in a spray line marker. The dilution rate is 1 part of the concentrate to 5 parts of water for initial marking out, whilst for overmarking up to a ratio of 1:7 is typically appropriate.
Supreme Plus
A product name for a white line marking paint, which contains titanium dioxide (at 20-30% w/w), for use on natural grass, giving high levels of brightness and durability. It is manufactured by Bowcom and is available in a 10-litre container and is for use in a spray line marker. The dilution rate is 1 part of the concentrate to 5 parts of water for initial marking out, whilst for overmarking up to a ratio of 1:8 is typically appropriate.
SYN-TECH
A product name for a water-based line marking paint for use on synthetic (e.g. 3G) and other artificial and hard surfaces, being manufactured by Grassline and being available in a 10-litre HDPE container and is for use in either a spray line marker, roller, or brush. Five colours are available: Blue, Green, Red, White, Yellow. The suggested dilution rate is 1 part of the concentrate to 3 parts of water, although a ratio of 1:1 may be required where a particularly dense line is required and possibly for an initial overmark on rugby length 3G surfaces, but the actual dilution rate will depend on the artificial surface being marked out.
Tinting Pastes
Coloured paint concentrate for dilution with white line marking concentrates on natural grass. They are typically used for the creation of logos on grass, or for where non-white lines are required to be overmarked on sports surfaces. The pastes are available in 1 litre containers, with the colour range of blue, green, red, and yellow. They are manufactured by Bowcom.
Transfer
A water-based, biodegradable, white line marking paint, for wheel-to-wheel transfer markers, which is diluted with water up to a ratio of 1:1, and with 5 litres of concentrate typically being mixed with water for marking out a football pitch, with a variance of 3.5L to 7L. This is produced by Pitchmark.
Ultra
A product name for a white line marking paint for use on natural grass (winter pitches, tennis, etc.), being manufactured by Grassline and being available in a 10-litre HDPE container and is for use in either a spray line marker or a transfer wheel line marker. The paint has relatively high content of pigmentation, providing good adhesion to grass leaves, to create a more durable and bright white line. The dilution rate is 1 part of the concentrate to 2 parts of water for initial marking out, whilst for overmarking up to a ratio of 1:6 may also be appropriate. 10 litres of a mixture would typi
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White-Out
A product name for a white line marking paint for use on natural grass (winter pitches, tennis, etc.), being manufactured by Grassline and being available in a 10-litre HDPE container and is for use in either a spray line marker or a transfer wheel line marker. The paint has a high pigmentation content, which can provide providing good adhesion to grass leaves, increased water resistance, and hides green leaf colour to create a durable, bright line. The dilution rate is 1 part of the concentrate to 2 parts of water for initial marking out, whilst for overmarking up to a ratio of 1:6 may also b
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