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Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What is the best line marking paint for football pitches?
  A: For most full-size football pitches, a concentrate paint such as Extreme or Lumen mixed with water in a spray marker gives the brightest, most durable line and the lowest cost per pitch — Extreme covers up to 6 full-size football pitches per 10L when diluted correctly. For wheel-to-wheel (transfer) markers, ready-to-use paints such as Clubline or Transfer are the better choice.
• Q: What line marking machines does Pitchmark make?
  A: Pitchmark's current machine range includes the Hybrid, Fusion, Eco Pro, Eco Lite, Eco Club, Classic-120 and Classic-50/75/100. The Hybrid and Fusion are spray markers with a patent-pending front wheel and multi-stage filtration; the Classic range are traditional wheel-to-wheel transfer markers.
• Q: Are Pitchmark machines made in the UK?
  A: Yes. Pitchmark machines are manufactured by hand at the company's headquarters in Bristol, UK, rather than mass-produced overseas, which supports consistent build quality and quick access to spare parts.
• Q: Where can I see Pitchmark products in use in Ireland?
  A: Pitchmark equipment is used at professional stadiums and GAA grounds across Ireland, Croke Park, Pairc ui Chaoimh, Semple Stadium, Tallaght Stadium and Richmond Park. They are also used at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Wembley, Wolverhampton Wanderers' Molineux, West Ham's London Stadium, Leicester Tigers as well as at grassroots and community clubs.
• Q: How long does line marking paint last?
  A: Durability depends on the paint, surface, mowing frequency and weather, but Pitchmark's concentrate paints (Extreme, Lumen) are formulated for high brightness and durability under regular play and typically outlast standard paints between re-marking.
• Q: What is a wheel-to-wheel (transfer) line marker and when should I use one?
  A: A wheel-to-wheel or transfer marker, such as the Pitchmark Classic range, applies ready-to-use paint directly from a roller wheel rather than spraying it. It suits clubs marking fewer pitches or wanting a simpler, lower-maintenance machine, while spray markers such as the Hybrid, Fusion and Eco range suit higher-volume or professional use.
• Q: How do I order Pitchmark paint or machines in Ireland?
  A: Orders in Ireland are placed directly with Pitchmark Ireland — contact John Walsh by phone on 086 8174112 or email info@pitchmarkingpaint.ie. Warehouse collections are welcome Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, at Unit 7, Portarlington Business Park, Canal Road, Cooltederry, Portarlington, Co. Laois, R32 R973.
• Q: How is my order delivered if I'm not collecting from the warehouse?
  A: Orders not collected in person are delivered by courier throughout Ireland. Because Pitchmark Ireland holds local stock at the Portarlington warehouse, most orders ship quickly rather than waiting on a fresh shipment from the Bristol factory.
• Q: Can I buy spare parts for my Pitchmark machine in Ireland?
  A: Yes. Pitchmark Ireland stocks spare parts — including nozzles, filters, pumps, batteries, seals, sprayheads and paint tanks — for collection at the Portarlington warehouse or delivery; contact John Walsh on 086 8174112 or info@pitchmarkingpaint.ie.
• Q: Does Pitchmark offer bespoke branding on machines?
  A: Yes, bespoke branding is available on machines for an additional fee and extended lead times.
• Q: Who do I contact for technical support or a user guide in Ireland?
  A: For Irish customers, technical and spare parts support is provided directly by Pitchmark Ireland — contact John Walsh on 086 8174112 or info@pitchmarkingpaint.ie. User guides for each machine (for example the Hybrid and Eco Lite) are also available on request.
• Q: Which Pitchmark paint leads the way on sustainability?
  A: dge leads Pitchmark's sustainability range. It's formulated for use through all spray line markers — including the Hybrid, Fusion and Eco range — and works brilliantly with robotic line marking machines such as TurfTank, Tiny Robot and FJD Pro (including the RM21 and RLM02 Mini). It's packaged in space-saving bag-in-box format rather than rigid plastic bottles, which uses less plastic, cuts packaging waste, and reduces the transport volume (and associated emissions) needed to move the same amount of paint to pitches and clubs.

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