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Asked by Benjamin06/24/2020QHow much of an area will the Hi-Light Spray Indicator Blue cover?A
How much area the Hi-Light Spray Indicator Blue covers depends on the rate you use for how much color you want on the area you are treating. You can use between 6 oz to 32 oz in 100 gallons of solution per the product label.
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Asked by Sonya from Ft. Worth, Tx07/17/2020QCan I spray Hi-Light Spray Indicator Blue around grazing cattle?
I have some cattle on the property I am spraying. They usually don't bother me when I spray. I just wonder, if they are curious about the grass turning blue, if they can get into it safely?ABecause the Hi-Light Spray Indicator Blue product label doesn't mention animals or livestock specifically we would recommend contacting the manufacturer to make sure this would be safe to use around grazing cattle. The SDS indicates that “this product does not contain any components classifie…
Read Full Answer »Because the Hi-Light Spray Indicator Blue product label doesn't mention animals or livestock specifically we would recommend contacting the manufacturer to make sure this would be safe to use around grazing cattle. The SDS indicates that “this product does not contain any components classified for health hazards above the relevant cut off value,” so it does not pose any imminent risk to people or companion animals. You can contact BASF at +1 973 245-6000 or +1 800 526-1072 (toll free) if you wish to discuss the use of this product in areas with grazing animals for food or dairy production. -
Asked by Roberto from Colorado08/08/2020QIs Hi-Light Spray Indicator Blue compatible with an oil-based spray application (i.e. Triclopyr w/ diesel)?A
Adding a dye like the Hi-Light Spray Indicator Blue to the tank mix will not effect the application. Please refer to the product label for the proper amount for the area you will be treating.
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Asked by Daniel from Skillman, Nj01/14/2021QCan you use Hi-Light Spray Indicator Blue on grass hay? What is the time before harvest?A
The Hi-Light Spray Indicator Blue is not labeled specifically for use on hay or anything being used as a harvest for animals. While most temporary dyes of this nature are food grade colorants that should not harm anything, since it has not been tested for this use by the manufacturer, we cannot reco…
Read Full Answer »The Hi-Light Spray Indicator Blue is not labeled specifically for use on hay or anything being used as a harvest for animals. While most temporary dyes of this nature are food grade colorants that should not harm anything, since it has not been tested for this use by the manufacturer, we cannot recommend it or advise of a pre harvest interval with its use with any other herbicide or products you may be applying it with. -
Asked by Jason from Hayti, Missouri11/02/2021QWill Hi - Light Blue Spray Indicator stain a concrete driveway? IA
Yes, Hi-Light Spray Indicator Blue will stain concrete, brick, stucco, rocks, etc. Apply with caution in these areas or cover any areas that you do not want sprayed. Any accidential overspray should be rinsed immediately with water to help prevent staining.
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Asked by Allerick from Cartersville, Ga03/18/2023QHi-Light vs Turf Mark
Both BASF products, how do they differ? Is one better for certain applications? Thank you.AThe Hi-Light Spray Indicator Blue appears to be slightly more concentrated than the Turf Mark Blue, and is also specifically labeled for forestry and gravel/roadside uses when treating, whereas the Turf Mark is labeled more towards lawn and golf course use. Both would yield similar results to each o…
Read Full Answer »The Hi-Light Spray Indicator Blue appears to be slightly more concentrated than the Turf Mark Blue, and is also specifically labeled for forestry and gravel/roadside uses when treating, whereas the Turf Mark is labeled more towards lawn and golf course use. Both would yield similar results to each other and the mix rates only vary slightly from label to label.