Selectline
Mix Club
Clear lines. Week in, week out.
Training during the week, matches at the weekend. Mix Club delivers clear white lines for pitches that see regular action. A reliable concentrate for clubs that want their fields ready, week after week.
Mix with water at the recommended ratio, fill the machine and mark. Available in white in 10-litre cans, with a two-year shelf life when unopened and stored as recommended.
MADE FOR YOUR WEEKLY ROUTINE
Training on Tuesday, mowing on Thursday, a match on Saturday. The pitch needs attention throughout the week, often from more than one person.
Mix Club fits that routine. A reliable concentrate for clear white markings, with a recommended mixing ratio you can use each time. A practical choice for the grounds team and the volunteers who keep the club playing.
Clear lines, whoever is marking
With the recommended mixing ratio and machine settings, Mix Club delivers clear, even white lines. A routine everyone can follow, week after week.
Club white
Visible white markings for regular training and amateur matches. A well-kept pitch starts with the details you get right every week.
Easy to mix, easy to apply
Mix Club makes regular marking straightforward. Mix with water at the recommended ratio, fill your machine and apply clear white lines.
Product type: Line marking paint, water-based, diluted before use
Color: White
Pack size: 10-litre (r)HDPE container, 100% recyclable
Density: 1.53 to 1.56 g/ml
Pigment content: medium, for club white
Suitable surface: Natural grass sports pitches.
Machines: Selectliner, Flexliner and Easyliner, or any machine with a pump delivering at least 3 bar (45 PSI) at the nozzle. The Roll-liner transfer-wheel marker also runs Selectline concentrate, at the advised dilution.
Preparation: Shake the container thoroughly for at least 10 seconds before use. Dilute with clean water at the advised ratio and stir until the mixture is even, then install the can in the machine.
Dilution ratio: advised 1:4 with clean water. Possible: 1:3 to 1:8.
Nozzle type: our advice is a yellow flat-tip nozzle at 0.92 L/min.
Conditions: Apply to dry, freshly mown natural grass at temperatures above 5°C. Do not apply immediately after rain or while the grass is wet from rain or dew. Avoid rainfall, frost, strong winds and intense direct sunlight during application. Ideally, allow several dry, rain-free hours after marking.
Drying time: Approximately 30 minutes under recommended conditions. Lower temperatures or damp conditions may extend the drying time.
Final result and consumption: Both depend on the dilution, the nozzle, the flow rate and marking speed.
Cleaning: Clean the marking equipment immediately after use with clean water or Selectline Cleaner. Rinse the hoses, filters and nozzle thoroughly to prevent clogging.
Storage: Keep the container tightly sealed and store between 5°C and 30°C in a dry place. Protect from frost and direct sunlight.
Shelf life: 24 months unopened. Once opened, reseal the container tightly and store under the recommended conditions.
Safety: Water-based and non-flammable. Consult the safety data sheet before use.
Machines and accessories for this paint
Selectline Easyliner
Battery-powered, up to five pitches per charge
Selectline Selectliner
Two 10-litre containers, front or side spraying
Selectline Flexliner
Three-wheel design for easy turns
Selectline Roll-liner
Fully mechanical, no battery or spray system
Selectline Cleaner
Removes paint residue from nozzles and hoses
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Why choose Selectline
We make it ourselves. For thirty years.
We develop every Selectline paint in our own labs in the Netherlands and France, and produce it in our own factories in the Netherlands, France and Germany. We test every batch before dispatch and keep a sample for reference. That helps us maintain the consistent quality you rely on, season after season.
Our team brings three decades of line marking experience, from professional stadiums to local club pitches. Tell us about your pitch, your equipment and the challenges you face. We’ll help you choose the right paint and settings, with practical advice for clear, even lines you can be proud of.
Frequently asked questions
All four are water-based paints on the same platform, diluted before use, and they differ in how much white they put on the grass. Mix Budget is everyday white for recreational use, Mix Club is club white for grounds marked on a fixed rhythm, Mix Plus is match white for league fixtures and tournaments, and Mix Prof is pro white for the pitch a club wants to be judged on. Choose by the standard your pitch is held to, not by the price per can.
Regular overmarking is not the problem; over-application on one spot is. Paint built up in a thick layer blocks light and moisture on the leaf. Keep a steady walking pace, overlap only 5 to 10 cm between passes, never spray twice over the same point in one session, and use a weaker dilution for overmarking. Mowing removes painted leaf tips, so the paint gradually grows out. All Selectline paints are developed to be as gentle as possible on the grass and not to hinder its growth.
Yes, but mix only the quantity you will apply in that session. Pigment starts to settle once mixing stops, so stir the mixture again if it has been standing for more than 10 to 15 minutes. A batch that separates gives thick and watery zones, which shows up as uneven whiteness across the pitch.
Apply Mix Club through a yellow flat-tip nozzle with a flow rate of 0.92 L/min, on a line marking machine that delivers 3 bar / 45 PSI at the nozzle. Below roughly 3 bar the spray fan collapses and the line develops ragged edges, regardless of the paint used.
Yes, every time. Shake the container thoroughly for at least 10 seconds before opening, so that pigment settled during storage is loosened. Then mix with clean water and stir mechanically, using a mixing paddle on a battery drill, until the mixture is uniform, with no thick or watery areas remaining.
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Practical advice for your pitch
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