LawnStar Grass Paint Concentrate (500-1,000 sq ft) - for Dormant, Patchy or Faded Lawn - Lush Green Turf Colorant (32 fl oz)

After the first application of weed and grass killer I applied along the side of my driveway and lawn did nothing to get rid of the weeds, I used another product, getting a little over zealous with it. I sprayed it right up to the edge of my yard and a week later I ended up with not just dead weeds, but a lot of dead grass. After looking at it for a week and realizing it wasn't going to grow back any time soon, I started looking around for some way to fix my mistake. Something that would make a brown lawn green again. And it turns out, they make green paint for lawns! I bought a jug of this Lawn Star Grass Paint and a Chapin 20000 Poly Lawn and Garden Sprayer to spray it with. Everyone in my family looked at me like I was crazy to "paint" the lawn. But in the end they were impressed, just like I was. The first coat looked okay, but the second coat was what really blended it all in. Two thin coats work really well to cover brown areas. Thing to keep in mind. This is very watery paint, it will drip if you aren't careful. Take a flattened cardboard box with you to set your sprayer on while working with it or the sprayer may drip paint all over your driveway, sidewalk, patio, etc. I just used the Amazon shipping box that came with my sprayer. Also if you're spraying right up next to something like a sidewalk or driveway you'll want something like a flattened box to hold up in front of the area that's not grass, or you might overspray some of the paint onto the driveway/sidewalk. While it's not always going to be the exact same color as the grass in your yard, the green blends in far more than large brown areas. I'm so glad I found this paint. It looks so much better than the dead grass along the side of my driveway.

We live in California, where there is a very limited water supply during our drought. Since watering has been cut back I turned to lawn painting after seeing a neighbor's lawn done. I started with the squeeze bottle and applied it to pet spots on the lawn--and BOOM! No more pet damage. Of course, the color is not an exact match, but neither are YELLOW SPOTS., or BROWN SPOTS! After a few days, your lawn just looks fantastic and you really don't see touch ups. Recently I bought the 32oz jug (which is actually teeny tiny; not what the picture looks like), but it still covers plenty of square footage since it is concentrated. Super easy to set up; I recommend a GOOD 2 gallon sprayer. Mix with 6-8oz of paint per 1 Gallon of water. Put on old clothes, gloves, try and apply when the wind is low, and have fun. I actually found the process quite relaxing. The paint is colorfast, harmless to children and pets, and biodegradable; it also up to heat, water and traffic. It's also a perfect product if you are having a party and want to spruce up your lawn. You will likely wish you had bought a 2nd bottle, so my advice is to buy two of them.

Does the job , particularly covered the dead looking grass...I recommend a good sprayer in a large container...at least a gallon size bottle!....unless you have plenty of time on your hands...

I just got my @ss handed to me on this homeowner project. I thought this is an easy task for the front yard for the dead winter yellow grass. Absolutely not. I mixed the recommended amount of paint and water. I go outside to start spraying a sample section and then start the front yard and I’m clogged. I have used many liquids in my backpack battery operated sprayer and have never been clogged! I take apart inside and try to flush it out. I dump some of the solution in a bowl and try to add more water and stir it the best I can. Back outside and clogged again. Bring it in again and run hot water through the sprayer. Got green paint everywhere. Had to clean up every splatter the instant it landed. The sink started leaking green paint water and I’ve never had a leak. So cleaned that up. I ended up outside and dumped half of the solution in the yard. Poured hot water in and tried again now that I’m diluted maybe 75% beyond what was already recommended and diluted… still nothing comes out for more than 15 seconds before being clogged again. I’m sweating and the sun starts to set. So I’ve sprayed five feet maybe in total. The entirety of the yard is untouched. I’m physically sore and wasted half of a weekend day. The yard still looks dead. By the time I water this down 95% beyond recommended dilution to maybe get it through the sprayer will it even stain the yard? Never trying this again. Leaving nature as it was designed and going ti clean my house or do anything but ever spray my yard green for winter again.

This stuff is awasome!!!!! Easy to use and when sprayed on it looks like the correct color of grass. You wont be able to tell the difference. It is also waterproof when it dries cause l had unexpected rain later that day ..Wish l would have found this and done it years ago