our process behind resurfacing...
Next, we layout the Pad and apply 2-3 coats of customer picked Colored Acrylic mixed with mesh silica sand and squeegee it around within the Pad boundaries. Once dry, minor imperfections are scraped off and the surface is cleaned before proceeding to additional coats. The amount and size of sand may be varied to achieve different playing textures.
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After the Pad, we layout and squeegee 2-3 coats of the customer chosen out-of-bounds colored Acrylic. Once dry, minor imperfections are scraped off and the surface is cleaned before proceeding to additional coats. Similar to the last step, the amount and granule size of sand added can be varied to achieve different playing textures.
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Line Painting. To start, we use a small 3" nap roller to spread line primer in-between the taped edges. Once the primer has fully dried we roll on our first coat of white line paint (or colored line paint for blended, multiple game court striping). After this coat has dried, we apply our final coat of line paint. Tape is peeled up and the cut-in touch-ups begin!
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This is our last step before the nets go back up and your play can resume. Unfortunately for us sometimes the line paint bleeds under the tape, so we take that extra step and go that extra mile by walking and examining every line in order to touch-up paint, sharpening the line edges, giving your court the professional look it deserves!
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