Follow the recommended masking, rolling, thinning, and material estimating steps to create a durable, professional-looking court surface.
Before applying Duracourt, make sure the surface is clean, repaired, dry, and free of loose paint, grease, oil, dust, and debris.
Use a spread rate of approximately 125 square feet per gallon to determine your Duracourt material needs.
Estimate coating needs using approximately 125 sq. ft. per gallon.
A standard tennis court may require 20–25 gallons for the inbounds area and 35–40 gallons for the out-of-bounds area.
Pickleball inbounds dimensions are 20′ × 44′ and typically require approximately 8–9 gallons of coating.
Remember to account for court lines, which are typically 2" wide, with baselines typically 4" wide. White is commonly used, but other line colors may be used when adding pickleball lines to an existing tennis court.
Review surface preparation, repair guidance, cleaning steps, physical data, and coating details before starting your Duracourt project.
Review technical bulletins and safety data sheets before beginning your Duracourt installation or resurfacing project.
Mask the lines, prepare the court surface, estimate your material needs, and apply Duracourt coatings for a durable sport surface finish.
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