Precision-Line Marking Paint for Utility and Jobsite Layouts
Rust-Oleum Industrial Choice M1600 is a solvent-based inverted aerosol marking paint for project layout and utility identification. Its precision tip supports controlled lines on pavement, concrete, gravel, grass and dirt. This listing supplies twelve cans in the selected color, with 17 oz fill weight per can.
Rust-Oleum Industrial Choice M1600
SM1600
12 aerosol cans
17 oz per can
Flat
Inverted
Key Features
- Precision tip for controlled marking.
- Manufacturer-listed resistance to early fading and chalking.
- Compatible with Rust-Oleum marking wand or pistol.
- Color options shown by ASA: pink, orange, lime green and white.
Common Uses & Applications
- Construction and excavation layouts
- Utility-route identification after locating
- Survey points and landscape layouts
Application Conditions
Remove loose surface contamination. The technical sheet recommends 40°F to 90°F and humidity below 85%; use down to 25°F can reduce delivery. Shake as directed and hold the inverted can 4–10 inches above the surface. Keep it moving and protect nearby property from overspray.
Choose the Exact Color
Orange, fluorescent orange and APWA orange are different manufacturer designations. Confirm the can’s part number when a project specifies an exact shade. The page’s selectable colors are broader than its former orange-only title. Paint does not locate utilities or replace required utility-location procedures.
Technical and Safety Information
Rust-Oleum M1600/M1800 technical data sheet (PDF) covers both families; use the M1600 solvent-based entries. Follow the selected can’s label and SDS for handling and ignition control. OSHA 1910.1200 addresses employer hazard-communication duties.
Related Equipment
Review construction PPE, facility safety products, Aervoe construction marking paint.
FAQ
Is this the water-based formula?
No. M1600 is solvent-based. The shared technical sheet also covers the separate M1800 water-based family.
Does the case contain mixed colors?
The listing is for twelve cans in the selected color, not an assorted-color case.
Why is there no single color-specific SDS link?
The exact can part number identifies the correct SDS. Confirm that number for the selected shade rather than using a sheet for another formula.