LawnStar Dog Spot Repair Grass Paint, Pre-Mixed & Ready to Spray - Covers Brown Burn Patches on Lawn (32 fl oz)

Works great

This product doesn't work first rain storm washed away... Seller won't reply after I complained.. Stay away

As others have warned, the bottle will leak when you use it, so wear some latex or nitrile gloves. HOWEVER, this stuff is really impressive. I accidentally spilled bleach on a section of my back lawn (DOH!), and bought this to cover the yellow grass until it grew back. Upon first application, you'll think the color doesn't quite match. In my case, the product was a bit brighter (another reviewer called it "easter grass"), but after a day or so it blended in very well. Even when first applied, only you will know where you sprayed it. So far, my first application has lasted about two weeks so far, and looks great. Well worth the leaky bottle. ;)

Really liked this product. Had several yellow/white spots on the yard from urine burns/stains from the dogs over winter time. Now that the snow has melted, the yard looks poor with all the yellow circles/spotty areas. This was the perfect trick to help the lawn look better. I appreciate how easy it was to use, and how fast the product dries. I more so love how pet friendly it is to keep my dogs safe. I will be purchasing more of this product. It was also the perfect amount for my yard.

While I believe it's a good idea. I don't think it's as hopeful for me as I hoped. In my situation the green was so different as far as color from real grass it looked kinda odd. Another thing that was disappointing in my situation was some of the grass in spots had died from constant pet saturation and caused actual bare spots with no grass in small areas. Once sprayed it looked like the ground was painted because there was no grass for the paint to adhere too. I am not saying this is a bad product but to get good results I belive for one you have to have standing grass even though it may be dead to look right and 2 maybe some different shades of green so there is not such a contrast.