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Indigo Blue Spray Marking Dye Sulphonated Aromatic Dye

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Indigo Blue is a blue liquid marking dye to assist in clearer identification of sprayed areas. A simple and cost effective system to reduce costly problems in over application in all spraying situations.  When used as a colouring agent with white foam markers, foam will become blue in colour to allow clearer identification.


Indigo Blue is a blue liquid marking dye designed to enhance the clarity of sprayed areas when using herbicides. It provides a straightforward and cost-effective solution to minimize the costly issue of over-application in various spraying scenarios. When employed as a coloring agent in conjunction with white foam markers, it causes the foam to turn blue, facilitating improved identification.

Indigo Blue Spray Marking Dye Sulphonated Aromatic Dye
Indigo Blue Spray Marking Dye Sulphonated Aromatic Dye Sale price$134.00

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