Description
Big Foot Blue Spray Colourant for spray marking and turf
Big Foot Blue Spray Colourant contains 93 g/L sulphonated aromatic acid dye. It is a concentrated blue indicator dye for pesticide and fertiliser sprays on turf and agricultural areas. As a result, operators can clearly see where the spray has gone. Barmac Pty Ltd supplies Big Foot. Big Foot is not an APVMA registered product.
How Big Foot Blue Spray Colourant saves chemicals
The dye suits all water-based spray mixtures. For example, it mixes with most herbicides, fungicides, insecticides and fertilisers. Because the blue colour marks each pass, operators can avoid overlapping spray runs. In addition, they avoid respraying areas they have already treated. Consequently, the dye cuts wasted chemical.
Big Foot is non-staining and washes off skin and equipment. Over time, sunlight and water fade the colour from sprayed areas. However, it may discolour masonry, brick and concrete. Therefore, keep it off these surfaces.
Big Foot works in boom sprays, hand sprayers and knapsacks. In addition, turf managers can use it to lift turf colour in dry conditions.
Big Foot Blue Spray Colourant FAQs
Q. How much Big Foot Blue do I add to 100 litres of spray?
A. Add 100 to 150 mL per 100 litres of spray solution. Then vary the rate to suit foliage colour and height.
Q. Can I use Big Foot Blue in a knapsack sprayer?
A. Yes. Add 10 to 15 mL per 10 litres of spray solution. The same rate also suits hand sprayers.
Q. Can Big Foot Blue colour turf?
A. Yes. Apply 6 to 10 mL per 100 m² in a convenient volume of water. For a deeper colour, use the higher rate.
Q. Can I use Big Foot Blue near pools, paths or concrete?
A. Take care around hard surfaces. The label warns that the dye may discolour masonry, brick and concrete. Therefore, avoid spraying these areas. If spray lands on them, wash it off before it dries. Also, pools are not a labelled use for Big Foot.
Q. What should I do if Big Foot Blue spills near a stormwater drain?
A. Clean up the spill straight away. First, contain it and stop runoff into drains and waterways. Next, soak it up with soil, sand or another inert material. Then seal it in labelled containers for disposal.
Q. Is Big Foot Blue comparable to Envirodye Blue or Blue Vegetable Marker Dye?
A. Yes. All three are blue liquid marker dyes for water-based sprays. All three also come in 1, 5 and 20 litre packs. Envirodye Blue contains 90 g/L sulphonated aromatic acid dye, close to Big Foot at 93 g/L. By contrast, Blue Vegetable Marker Dye uses a diazo dye preparation. The main difference is the supplier. Barmac (Amgrow) supplies Big Foot, while DKSH Agrisolutions supplies Envirodye Blue. Meanwhile, Titan Ag supplies Blue Vegetable Marker Dye. Envirodye Blue and Blue Vegetable Marker Dye also list foam marker rates, but the Big Foot label does not. Always compare the labels before you substitute one for another.


















Chris Nightingale (verified owner)
The ladies are always very helpful and knowledgeable, delivery is always pretty quick.
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