Lawnlift Ultra Concentrated (Green) Grass Paint 1 Gallon = Up to 10 Gallons of Product.

This product is amazing. A one gallon sprayer was easier to manage. It took two coats over completely dead dry grass

Very easy to apply, mixed easy and looks like real grass from the street.

I was concerned this product might yield a "too green", astro-turf looking lawn...I found the opposite to be true. Though they call it a "paint" it works more like a "stain" which a slightly opaque finish, yielding a much more natural look. If you go with the intended mix ratio it won't completely green-out your grass, but it will dramatically lessen the yellow areas. I actually kind of like that it retains just a hint of the yellow as it looks incredibly natural as opposed to a completely solid uniform green color as if you "spray painted" the grass. Personally I don't want my lawn to be the equivalent of the 85 year old woman with the super bright red hair and the "dye-line" across her scalp. This product blends in and looks incredibly natural. Sure, if you want to "go greener" you can always skew the ratio to be a bit more concentrate-heavy, but color matching really depends on the type of grass you have (not all grass is the same, there are a variety of grasses for different climates, etc.) so I don't blame the manufacturer for erring on the dilute-side of the spectrum...I've found fairly universally all paint coverage guidelines are rooted in a "best case scenario under ideal conditions"; this is just something you learn to account for when ordering paint/stain/dye/pretty much anything.

It's not worth the money you save mixing/diluting it yourself. It also clogged up my applicator. It did a good job on the grass though but was worthless after the first application because I couldn't use my pump after it hardened inside the tubes. The only solution would be to completely wash out your pump every time you use it. Plus pouring it in there and mixing it with the water was just too messy. Do yourself a favor and buy one that's already diluted with its own applicator.

Outstanding product!! Just coated my drought stricken brown SF Bay Area lawn today. I diluted the concentrate twice the recommended amount and applied it with a 2 gallon pump garden sprayer. The color matched the remaining green patches in the mostly dead lawn perfectly! Took about 1.5 hours to coat ~750sq ft of dry, brown lawn. I used 1pint of the concentrated lawn paint per two gallons of water in the 2 gallon sprayer. (1:16 ratio!!!) I imagine the recommended 1:8 ratio would really be a rich green looking lawn after application. It took three full 2 gallon sprayer tanks to do the job. So... using only three pints of the concentrate my lawn looks like a typical watered mid-summer lawn... HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!! Post-spray job equipment cleanup is similar to latex paint cleanup. Lotsa warm soapy water and funnel / sprayer nozzle cleans up nicely... Drops on the cement come right up with Simple Green type cleaner and vigorous brushing-wiping...

Did well at adding green color to dormant grass.

This product does not last! It cost me more then 1,000.00 to spray an acre of land between the product the sprayer and the labour. It looked great for a week and by the end of three weeks...not three months...it is brown again with small patches of some green!

If I could go back in time I would NOT have ordered this. In short the product's coverage is poor. In order to get a decent green tint you need to use more than they suggest. Second it is a mess. Even when using cautiously green will get everywhere. It did what I need but not worth expense or time.