Selectline
Mix Plus

Give matchday the finish it deserves.

A matchday pitch should make an impression. Mix Plus delivers bright white lines with crisp edges, giving your pitch a finish that reflects the care you put into it.

A quality concentrate for league matches, tournaments and first-team pitches. Mix with water at the recommended ratio and apply with a suitable marking machine. Available in white in 10-litre cans, with a two-year shelf life when unopened and stored as recommended.

For amateur clubs
Quality white concentrate
Match white
Two-year shelf life

READY TO MAKE AN IMPRESSION

The league fixture, the cup tie, the club tournament. These are the days when the pitch brings everyone together and the work behind it is on show.

Mix Plus helps you deliver a finish to be proud of. Bright white markings and a clean edge give the pitch a well-kept appearance, from the first team walking out to the final whistle.

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Matchday

For the games that bring everyone out

A quality concentrate for league fixtures, tournaments and first-team pitches.

Whiteness

Match white

Bright white lines with a clearly defined edge. For markings that stand out and give the pitch a cared-for finish.

Quality

Made to hold its white

A quality formula that helps the line retain its white on the grass. Lasting appearance depends on pitch use, weather and growing conditions.

Selectline line marking staying bright white on grass in sun, rain and frost
Rain, sun, frost. Same line.
The fixture is set. The forecast keeps changing. You need a paint developed for the conditions your pitch faces throughout the season. Mix Plus is developed and tested for changing weather on the pitch. For bright, visible white lines that help you present your ground with pride on matchday.
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Paint and machine working together
Most line marking paint is developed on its own and then meets whatever machine happens to be standing in the shed. Ours is tested against our own machines before it leaves, so nothing about the combination is left to chance. On a fixture pitch that is the difference between prepared and nearly prepared.
Specifications

Product type: Line marking paint, water-based, diluted before use

Color: White

Pack size: 10-litre (r)HDPE container, 100% recyclable

Density: 1.59 to 1.62 g/ml

Pigment content: high, for match white

Suitable surface: Natural grass sports pitches.

Application conditions

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: 1:4 to 1:10.

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 and storage

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.

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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.

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Frequently asked questions

Why choose Mix Plus instead of Mix Club for a league match?

Mix Plus contains more pigment, so the line starts brighter and holds recognisable contrast for longer as play, mowing and weather affect it. Both give their best result at 1:4. Mix Plus can be diluted further, up to 1:10, which uses less concentrate per pitch at the cost of some brightness, so that is an option for overmarking rather than for the match itself. Mix Club remains the balanced choice for weekday training and weekly club fixtures.

Can I overmark existing lines with Mix Plus at a higher dilution?

Yes, within limits. The best result comes from 1:4, and that is what we advise for a first marking. For overmarking a line that is still visible, ratios up to 1:10 work, because pigment is already present on the grass and the pass only has to refresh the contrast. Diluting further does reduce how much concentrate a pitch takes, but it also reduces brightness, so keep it for overmarking and go back to 1:4 whenever the line has to look its best.

How long do Mix Plus lines stay visible on grass?

Visibility depends on mowing frequency, play intensity and rainfall rather than on time alone. Mowing is the main factor, because it removes the painted tips of the grass leaf. On a pitch mown twice a week and used for competition, expect to overmark weekly; on a recreational pitch mown less often, a marking lasts noticeably longer.

How long before a match should I mark the pitch?

Drying time is approximately 30 minutes under recommended conditions, but mark 24 hours before kick-off where the schedule allows. A full cure gives maximum brightness and better resistance to the first hour of play. Apply to dry, freshly mown natural grass above 5°C and allow several dry, rain-free hours after marking.

Which colors are available in Mix Plus?

Mix Plus is supplied in white only. For blue, red and yellow on the same concentrate platform there is Selectline Mix Color, diluted and applied in exactly the same way. Colored lines are used to separate overlapping pitch layouts, training zones and sport-specific markings from the standard white competition lines.

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