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World Rugby U20 Championship
Jun 8, 2016
An exciting competition showcasing the best young players from around the world and a chance to spot rugby's stars of the future. New Zealand hope to retain their title and hosts England are looking to provide the challenge.
"I was incredibly impressed with this new formulation, there is no ghosting seen after cutting twice the following morning after application and the brightness of the line was amazing, with less paint used in marking out than with its current formulation. Even five hours of non-stop torrential rain during the tournament did not affect the brightness of the line."
Paint manufacturing? It’s all about the water
To manufacture the perfect paint, you need the perfect water. It needs to be soft (not hard!) and you need plentiful supplies year round. So we are very fortunate that our manufacturing facilities are based in the foothills of the English Pennines and are fed by the many natural rivers and streams of the area – the perfect paint making water. The care and attention that goes into our distinctive Linemarking paints does mean that they take a little longer to manufacture than more generic paints, but our customers continually tell us that the results are worth the effort.
"Linemark has been a life changer. The paint is fast and convenient to use and also offers safety benefits. We are now able to mark the pitch calmly just three hours before kick-off, knowing that the lines will be dry and well defined regardless of the weather conditions. On top of that, in the dark, you can tell that the lines are much brighter."
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UCI Road World Championship
A week of cycling with the UCI Road World Championships in Harrogate.
Logos painted by LinemarkUK, stencils by HDSignology.
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Repositioning of Manchester City sponsors' logos for the new season
Logos repositioned and paint applied at a very sunny Etihad stadium by Linemark UK.
Stencils by HD Signs and artificial grass paint from Linemark UK's extensive range of paints.
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