Follow the recommended preparation, masking, mixing and rolling procedures for a durable, professional-looking recreational court surface.
Complete repairs and cleaning before opening or mixing the coating. Proper preparation helps Duracourt bond evenly and perform as intended.
Remove peeling or flaking coatings. Fill cracks and pits with a suitable repair material for asphalt or concrete.
Allow patching materials to set overnight before continuing.
Sweep away dirt and loose debris. Clean grease or oily areas and rinse thoroughly.
Etch slick concrete when required, then allow the surface to dry before coating.
Work in manageable sections and follow the sequence below. Do not stretch the coating too thin.
Mask boundary lines with 2-inch masking tape before applying the colored court coating.
Careful masking speeds application and reduces the need to trim large areas with brushes.
For easier application, thin Duracourt approximately 10% with clean water.
Stir thoroughly until the coating is uniform before pouring it onto the prepared court.
Pour approximately one-half gallon onto the surface at a time and spread liberally.
Use an 18-inch roller cover with a 1/2-inch nap and a 4–5-foot extension handle. Coat the inbounds area first, followed by the out-of-bounds area.
After coating the inbounds and out-of-bounds areas, remove the masking tape and apply or trim the court lines with White Duracourt.
Use approximately 125 square feet per gallon for planning, then account for porosity, court lines and all out-of-bounds areas.
100–125 sq. ft. per gallon, depending on surface porosity. Use 125 sq. ft. per gallon for initial estimates.
Plan for approximately 20–25 gallons for the inbounds area and 35–40 gallons for the out-of-bounds area.
A 20-foot × 44-foot inbounds area typically requires approximately 8–9 gallons of coating.
Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, avoid contact with skin and eyes, keep containers closed when not in use, and review the current product label and Safety Data Sheet before application.
Review repair guidance, cleaning procedures, compatible surfaces and current Duracourt physical data.
Review current technical bulletins and safety data before beginning your installation or resurfacing project.
Prepare the surface, estimate material needs and follow the recommended application sequence for a durable sport-court finish.
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