Lawnlift Ultra Concentrated (Green) Grass Paint 16oz. = 1.375 Gallons of Product.

Our sprinkler system wasn't working, and we needed something to green up our lawn fast in order to avoid a fine from our HOA. Saw this as a cheaper alternative to sod. The mix they recommend was a little darker green than I like, so I diluted it a little more and applied it with a sprayer from our local home improvement store. I was able to blend the yellowing (full sun) half of our lawn into the naturally green (shaded) half relatively effortlessly so it looked uniform. Took before and after photos and the difference was so striking my brother accused me of photoshopping it! I told him it was "sunscreen for grass."It stayed nicely green through the summer (applied in July) and faded as we mowed the painted grass away through the fall so we aren't stuck with an unnaturally green lawn. Now that it's January, we do have a bit of a green to slightly blue-green tint in some parts of our thatch, but you don't notice from the street which is all the HOA cares about. I hope to get a better start on our lawn this spring, but if it doesn't work I have more LawnLift on standby.Some hints: You will want to protect any adjoining cement or surface you don't want dyed. It doesn't come off very well - I have one green brick now that I just had to turn upside down to hide the green, and I'm glad I realized that before I got to the part near the driveway. I used painters tape to line the edge of my lawn and that worked well. It will dye your sprayer, but not clog it as long as you clean it out. It does dry quickly, less than an hour, so there's not a problem of kids or pets bringing it back into the house or a sudden rainstorm washing it away. Someone complained about their shoes being dyed, but I had walked backwards during application or to the side of the newly painted area so I didn't have that problem. In the demo video I saw that instead of side to side then up and down, they sprayed in a circluar motion which prevents having to go over it a second time the other direction so that's a time-saver. Start with the most green you think you'll want, and then dilute if it's too dark because it's easier to add water than product.The company is great to work with. They really want to make sure you're happy with the product and will help you with any application questions you may have.I give it 5 stars because it really does work and accomplished the initial goal of getting the HOA off my back.

This definitely worked, I had dead spots on my grass and was hosting a bridal shower and this worked great. Messy but definitely sticks great on dead grass.

I used it very diluted for first application and it makes a noticeable-better appearance of dead grass from a short distance. I only used 8 ounces for this whole lawn so I will order more to do it at proper strength. Neighbors' lawns are perfect (but they have sprinkler systems, which I'm not getting any time soon) so this is a great idea to improve lawn appearance for winter. Tip: rake leaves first- they pool dye and are a 'giveaway' ;) Used a 1-gallon sprayer - easier than watering the grass lol

Beware the product is a lighter color of green. Other grass paints are usually darker green and look more natural.A lot of product needs to be applied to get a solid green color in the grass.

This stuff is amazing! First off, you need this. It really works. If you fo the prep work, you will get great results. Second, the recommended dilution of 8:1 is good for dark lush green grass. But, you go through a lot of it. I bought the small 16oz bottle for my tiny 25’ x 25’ front yard. I got about 1/5 of the yard before I realized that 8:1 wasn’t right for me. I did 16:1, which covered 2x as much and looks like a yard recovering from a scorched summer. I’ll do another pass in a few weeks to darken it up, so as to convince the neighbors that it’s real. Even at 16:1, I couldn’t have covered the whole 600+ square foot yard with this size bottle. I have since ordered the larger 64oz size, which should give me 2-3 costs depending on dilution.Also, I rented a dethatcher to get up the thatch, and raked it very well to clear the good grass before applying. Also weed and mow, and then either use a blower or lawn vac to get all of the yard waste up first for best results. Is the prep work required: probably not , but I recommend it STRONGLY.TL; DR; great product for a ‘spray tan’ on your yard, but prep helps a lot.

I am very angry and have this box (which I already cancelled) sitting on my work bench to return. I originally purchased it to experiment on my damaged palm leaves from the freeze and cannot be cut until new growth replaces them. They are extremely unsightly. I had rewards to use and everything went through without a problem. Two days later I received an e-mail stating there was a problem with my Amazon account that I used often without any problems, and that I would have to use another credit card. In very small writing it states that if there is any change in payment you will forfeit your rewards. Unfortunately I didn't notice and complied with their demands. I cancelled this order when I realized I had to pay the entire amount, and got a confirmation on this, but it shipped anyway. Now I have to pay again over $6.00 to return it!!! Will not be using this vendor or Amazon again. I will be destroying my Kindle. Coincidentally, all the orders I used rewards on did the same thing, and the ones I didn't went through swimmingly!