How do you all mark your mixed fuel cans?

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All two gallon cans are for mixed gas. 5 gallon cans are for straight gas.

No need for marking! Otherwise, paint pens last the longest, and we label the company name all over on the metal safety cans. They are hideous, but no one will want to keep the stolen cans on their truck.
 
All two gallon cans are for mixed gas. 5 gallon cans are for straight gas.

No need for marking! Otherwise, paint pens last the longest, and we label the company name all over on the metal safety cans. They are hideous, but no one will want to keep the stolen cans on their truck.
+1 Except we use 1 gallon cans for mix.
 
All two gallon cans are for mixed gas. 5 gallon cans are for straight gas.

No need for marking! Otherwise, paint pens last the longest, and we label the company name all over on the metal safety cans. They are hideous, but no one will want to keep the stolen cans on their truck.
Same for me. 5 is strait gas and 2 is for mix. I use gas from a 5 to fill and mix a 2 when empty.
 
Well if were getting into can differences, I have a 10L nato can thays strictly for 2 stroke gas and some for old short round 5 gal metal can as a back up. 5 gal/20L cans are for regular gas and diesel. They are painted different colors so it's not hard to mix up.
 
All two gallon cans are for mixed gas. 5 gallon cans are for straight gas.

No need for marking! Otherwise, paint pens last the longest, and we label the company name all over on the metal safety cans. They are hideous, but no one will want to keep the stolen cans on their truck.
I’ve seen numerous chainsaws and weed wackers painted as a theft deterrent.
 

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