Is so easy to see all you need Is so easy to see all you need , really good service

Parts ordering made easy The process to order repair parts through Newstripe is so easy. Just a couple clicks and you have what you need. I like that the kits give you the part number breakdown for each component so you can choose to order the full kit of just individual parts.

high Quality stencils Ordered a hopscotch and stipe stencil for my sons eagle project and they both Arrived quickly and are of very high quality. They are thicker than I expected and big but did the job perfectly! It made the painting job of a bunch of 13 year old boys look professional.

I placed a order with you and I’m yet… I placed a order with you and I’m yet to receive my item this is very bad for business. I sent email after email for an update on my package no response to this day

Excellent product and service Newstripe's products and service are exceptional. I'm part of a small group of soccer players who have been responsible for lining our field for the first time this year. It's been a learning experience and Newstripe made it possible for us to succeed. We have a limited budget but also did not want the wastefulness of using aerosol spray cans. We were able to buy the Field Liner 3 from Newstripe. It has performed well and as an extra bonus, gave us a little bit of upper body work out each time we lined (to use the hand pump). We have been careful with using the paint strainer and cleaning the liner after every use. We hope the liner will give us years of utility. It seems sturdy and well made. Late in the season, we did have a little problem with the pump but our Newstripe sales person, Andy Ducey, was able to suggest the replacement of the pump assembly for only about $40. That piece of equipment does get a work out, but the solution seems quite reasonable. We have also bought the 1 gallon buckets of concentrated paint. It saves on shipping costs and we can slightly dilute each gallon to make 6 gallons which allows us to line our U12 sized field two separate times (pumping up only to about 10 psi). Thanks Andy and Newstripe!