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Marking out a football pitch

harry1 · 2011-08-15 10:49:46

Hi, As a member of a small soccer club, we have constant battle with marking out 2 pitches. Using lime mix, apart from hazardous, is not very long lasting at all and can often be washed away before a match is even played. Does anyone have any recommendations or advice on alternatives which are inexpensive, safer and longer…

15-08-2011 10:49am

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harry1

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Hi,

As a member of a small soccer club, we have constant battle with marking out 2 pitches. Using lime mix, apart from hazardous, is not very long lasting at all and can often be washed away before a match is even played.

Does anyone have any recommendations or advice on alternatives which are inexpensive, safer and longer lasting?

I.e. we would not want to replace existing line marker which applies using a wheel.

I'm sure there are many people out there that have the same problems, so any advice would be welcome.

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#2 14-09-2011 3:14pm

maracas

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http://www.basteelfab.ie

They are done there my i do work there and my boss sells them he is big into football and made a few for the local teams think they are about €275

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