PRODIAMANT Paver Marking Chalk, 5-Pack – Shatterproof, Marks Wet & Dry – Pavers, Concrete & Stone media thumbnails
PRODIAMANT Paving Stone Chalk Markers – set of 5 shatterproof fiber-reinforced marking chalks
PRODIAMANT Paving Stone Chalk Markers in action — marking wet and dry pavers

PRODIAMANT Paver Marking Chalk, 5-Pack – Shatterproof, Marks Wet & Dry – Pavers, Concrete & Stone

$27.99

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Product Details

The jobsite marker that doesn’t quit in the rain.

Regular chalk snaps in your pocket and dissolves the moment a paver gets wet. PRODIAMANT Paver Marking Chalk lets you mark pavers wet or dry: a shatterproof, fiber-reinforced marking chalk that marks by abrasion — so your layout lines hold on rain-wet pavers and freshly wet-saw-cut stone alike, and wipe clean when the job is done. No paint, no solvents, no permanent stains on visible surfaces.

Best for

  • Layout lines for pavers, patios, and hardscaping
  • Cut marks on concrete, brick, and natural stone
  • Marking at the wet saw, where ordinary chalk washes away instantly
  • Flagging demolition and repair sections
  • Any jobsite where chalk fails and paint markers stain

Sizes & Compatibility

Pack Stick size
Set of 5 4.7" x 1.2" (11.9 x 3 cm) each

Sized for gloved hands and tough enough to be dropped or carried loose in the tool bag — the fiber-reinforced core doesn’t snap like regular chalk.

German brand quality since 2012

PRODIAMANT is a German tool brand supplying contractors and hardscapers since 2012. Marks stay visible on damp concrete, wet-cut stone, and bone-dry slabs — and because the chalk marks by abrasion instead of pigment or paint, lines rub off clean once the pavers are set.

PRODIAMANT – a German brand. Manufactured in our worldwide production network.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it really work on wet surfaces?

Will it snap in my tool bag like normal chalk?

How do I remove the marks afterwards?

Which surfaces is it made for?

Why not just use a paint marker?