Court Surfacing Standard Process

1. Patch Binder and Crack Fill:

Objective: Repair cracks and holes to restore the court’s surface integrity. Quality Standards:

  • Crack and Hole Repair: Ensure all cracks and holes are completely filled with patch binder.

  • Application: Apply binder evenly to prevent uneven patches. Smooth out the filler with a suitable tool.

  • Curing: Allow the binder to fully cure as per manufacturer recommendations before proceeding.

2. Adhesion Promoter:

Objective: Enhance the bond between the resurfacer coating and the existing surface. Description: An adhesion promoter is a primer applied to improve the adhesion of subsequent coatings to the surface, ensuring that the resurfacer coating adheres properly and lasts longer. Quality Standards:

  • Application: Apply the adhesion promoter evenly across the entire court surface where the resurfacer coating will be applied. Use a roller or sprayer for uniform coverage.

  • Drying Time: Allow the adhesion promoter to dry completely according to the manufacturer's instructions before proceeding with the resurfacer coating.

3. Resurfacer Coating:

Objective: Create a smooth, even surface for the color coating. Quality Standards:

  • Mixing: Thoroughly mix resurfacer coating ingredients to ensure consistency.

  • Application: Apply the resurfacer evenly across the entire court using a squeegee or similar tool.

  • Inspection: Check for and correct any uneven areas or imperfections immediately.

4. Color Coatings:

Objective: Provide the court with its final color and appearance. Quality Standards:

  • Application: Apply the color coating evenly to prevent streaks or blotches. Use proper techniques and tools to ensure a consistent finish.

  • Adhesion: Ensure the color coating adheres well to the resurfacer coating underneath.

  • Drying: Allow adequate drying time as specified by the coating manufacturer.

5. Line Painting:

Objective: Mark the court with clear, accurate lines according to the sport’s specifications. Quality Standards:

  • Lines: Paint lines straight and true to avoid confusion during play. Use guides or templates to maintain accuracy.

  • Dimensions and Positions: Verify that line dimensions and positions are correct and adhere to the sport’s regulations.

  • Definition: Ensure lines are well-defined and contrast clearly against the color coating.

6. Overall Quality Assurance:

Inspection: Conduct thorough inspections after each step to ensure compliance with quality standards. Issue Resolution: Address any issues immediately to prevent complications later in the process. Workspace Maintenance: Keep the workspace clean to avoid contamination and ensure a high-quality finish.

The coating process is the same for pickleball, basketball, tennis, futsol, etc.

  • No, your court will not be slippery. The sand aggregate in our coating provides a textured surface that enhances grip and traction, ensuring a safe and non-slip playing area.

  • For our sport courts, we use Sports Master Polyaspartic paint. This high-performance coating is specifically designed for athletic surfaces, offering superior durability, excellent traction, and vibrant color retention. Polyaspartic paint is ideal for withstanding the demands of frequent play and varying weather conditions, ensuring a long-lasting and visually appealing finish.

  • The duration of our sport court coating process typically spans 2 to 3 days, depending on the size of your court and weather conditions, unless otherwise arranged. If you opt for additional painting services for lines or markings, this may extend the timeline. Our goal is to complete your project quickly and efficiently, so you can get back to enjoying your court!

  • Polyaspartic coatings for sport courts cure quickly, but we always recommend waiting at least 24 hours before resuming full use. This ensures the coating has fully set and provides the best performance for your court.

  • We don’t just handle residential sport courts; we also specialize in commercial courts. Our expertise extends to public parks, municipal facilities, schools, and sports complexes, providing durable and high-performance coatings for a variety of settings. Whether for private use or high-traffic public areas, we deliver top-quality results tailored to meet your specific needs.

  • NO!!! NEVER pressure wash your court it will ruin it. Just use a hose, and a soft bristle broom to clean.

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