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Arkansas Granny

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2. Purple paint has identified private property in our neck of the woods for decades.

Reply to hlthe2b (Reply #1)

Thu Nov 28, 2019, 06:41 AM

Nov 2019

It's faster, easier to use and less expensive than posting signs. You can apply it to fence posts, trees or even rocks and everyone knows what it means. Hardware and paint stores sell a paint called "privacy purple".

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Purple paint markings will soon mean no trespassing in Pennsylvania [View all] TexasTowelie Nov 2019 OP

So, that means they think Pennsylvanians are too ignorant to read?! hlthe2b Nov 2019 #1

Purple paint has identified private property in our neck of the woods for decades. Arkansas Granny Nov 2019 #2

I never saw it in rural areas in Missouri, Georgia, Louisiana, Colorado, Wyoming, and other hlthe2b Nov 2019 #3

According to this article several states recognize purple paint laws. Arkansas Granny Nov 2019 #4

I've lived all over the South and West and never heard of the purple paint thing. Maybe Nay Nov 2019 #5

Ha...I just found out TN has gone to purple paint too. Farmer-Rick Nov 2019 #6

You're welcome. TexasTowelie Nov 2019 #7

Good, can't tear down purple paint Amishman Dec 2019 #8