Selectline
Ready Go
The paint your season runs on.
Week after week, your pitches need clear white lines. Ready Go is made for that routine. A ready-to-use line marking paint for natural grass, with low consumption that helps you keep the season's paint costs under control.
No added water. No mixing. Just shake, fill and mark. Use low-flow nozzles to get more from every litre, with a manual marking machine or GPS robot. Supplied in white in a 10-litre can.
WEEK IN, WEEK OUT
Mark, play, mow and mark again. From the first fixture to the last, keeping a pitch ready takes regular work. You need a paint that fits the routine and the budget.
Ready Go keeps preparation simple and consumption low. Shake, fill and get to work. With the right low-flow nozzle, you put down a clean white line using less paint. Less preparation, more pitches ready for play.
High quality, every round
Ready-to-use paint means the same consistency with every refill. A reliable starting point for clean, even white lines, whoever is marking.
Make every litre count
Ready Go is highly efficient when used with a low-flow nozzle. Get more out of every can and keep your paint costs under control all season long.
Straight to the pitch
No added water, no mixing. Just shake, fill and mark. Less preparation before every round.
Product type: Line marking paint, water-based, ready-to-use
Color: White
Pack size: 10-litre (r)HDPE container, 100% recyclable
Density: 1.17 g/ml
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.
Preparation: Shake the container thoroughly for at least 10 seconds before use. Do not dilute or add water. Install the container directly in the machine.
Nozzle type: our advice, based on what the line has to do:
- White nozzle, 0.22 L/min, for initial marking
- Red nozzle, 0.14 L/min, for overmarking
- Purple nozzle, 0.35 L/min, for a stadium finish
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 whiteness and consumption: Both depend on nozzle selection, 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: 9 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 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
Consumption follows a simple calculation: nozzle flow rate x spraying time. Ready Go applies through Red, White or Purple hollow-cone nozzles delivering 0.14, 0.22 or 0.35 L/min, so a round that takes twenty minutes of actual spraying with the White nozzle uses about 4.4 litres. Time one round on your own pitch and you have a figure you can plan a whole season on, and one you can compare against a concentrate on litres plus hours, where the low-flow nozzles usually put Ready Go ahead.
Choose by task. Red (0.14 L/min) is the lowest-consumption option, suited to overmarking lines that are still visible and to narrow lines. White (0.22 L/min) is the general-purpose choice for routine club marking. Purple (0.35 L/min) lays down more paint per metre, for a first marking, worn or open grass, and wider lines.
In most cases, yes. Ready Go needs a machine that reaches 3 bar / 45 PSI at the nozzle and accepts hollow-cone nozzles in the spray head. Check your pump's rated pressure first: below roughly 3 bar the spray fan does not form properly, whichever paint you use. If you are unsure, send us your machine type and we will confirm compatibility.
No, never add water to a ready-to-use paint. Adjust the application instead: fit a lower-flow nozzle (White or Red), keep a steadier walking pace, or reduce the number of passes. Diluting Ready Go lowers the pigment concentration, which produces a greyer line and does not save paint.
Shelf life is 9 months unopened, shorter than a Mix concentrate because Ready Go is supplied at application consistency. Store the container tightly sealed between 5°C and 30°C, in a dry place, protected from frost and direct sunlight. Frost damages the paint permanently, so an unheated shed in winter is not a suitable store. Reseal an opened container tightly and keep it under the same conditions.
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Practical advice for your pitch
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