FAQ

A: Lawnlift is a superior product in all categories.

Lawnlift: Uses only earth derived pigments that garner us the best color match in the industry.

The Competition: Uses cheap manmade liquid dyes that either look fake, look ok but fade quickly or quickly turn turquoise.

Lawnlift: uses expensive UV protected nontoxic binders to insure the products stays green and last longer.

The Competition: Uses little to no binder insuring a faster fade that you will have to reapply 3-4 times as often.

Lawnlift: Is super concentrated and dilutes 1 part with 10 parts water giving you more bang for the buck.

The Competition: Mixes 1 part with 4 to 6 parts water so overall cost tends to be more.

Lawnlift: Binds to the grass, dries quickly, will not come off with water application and once dry will not rub off on shoes, paws or clothing.

The Completion: Never actually binds to the grass, runs off with water application and rubs off on everything.

Lawnlift: 100% manufactured in the U.S.

The Competition: Manufactured in Mexico, China, Canada or India and rebottled in the U.S.

A: LawnLift contains no hazardous chemicals, heavy metals or other inert ingredients harmful to plant life, turf, humans or pets.

A: Once LawnLift dries, it will not run off the lawn. Under general conditions, such as walking across the lawn, it will not rub off on shoes or clothing.

A: LawnLift is typically dry to the touch in about 10-45 minutes assuming the sun is out. Factors such as humidity vs dry climates can alter timeframes drastically.

A: LawnLift can last between 2 weeks and 6 months depending on a multitude of factors including: weather, new growth, type of grass, mowing, condition of grass, etc. In most cases the product will last 2 months, if not longer.

You simply pour 1 part paint with 7-10 equal parts water in any household type sprayer, shake well, pump and spray. We recommend a 2 gallon type pump sprayer such as we offer in our kits. You can also find these at any hardware store in the gardening area. 1 "part" is any amount of paint, mixed with equal amounts of water. Example: 1 red solo cup of paint would be followed up with 7 to 10 equal parts of water. The more water you add the lighter the color will be and the less water you add the darker the color will be. We do not recommend diluting past 10 parts water as the product will not last as long.