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Spray paint has a wide range of applications, particularly in surveying, construction, and temporary marking.

1. Temporary line marking: Survey Line Marking Spray Paints create temporary lines on various ground surfaces, including concrete, bitumen, gravel, timber, soil, grass, and plants.
2. Construction site marking: It’s used to mark areas for construction projects and highlight temporary hazards.
3. Utility location: Utility locators use spray paint to mark the positions of underground utilities, helping visualize information from maps and blueprints.
4. Land surveying: Surveyors use spray paint as a ground marking accessory to indicate important points and boundaries.
5. Athletic field marking: It’s used to lay down lines on sports fields and courts.
6. Event planning: Outdoor events often use spray paint to mark areas for different activities or designate spaces.
7. Social distancing indicators: During the pandemic, it has been used to mark social distancing areas.
8. Tree marking: Foresters and arborists use it to mark trees for cutting or preservation.
9. Pavement marking: It can be used for temporary markings on roads, parking lots, and other paved surfaces.
10. General outdoor marking: The paint can be applied to mark almost any outdoor surface for various purposes.

Quality marking spray paint is designed to be highly visible and long-lasting, with some brands claiming to last up to 12 months. Its versatility and ease of use make it a valuable tool across numerous industries for temporary but durable marking needs.