How To Paint A Pickleball Court | PickleMaster Surfacing System
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2024
- How to paint, or surface, a pickleball court with PickleMaster by SportMaster. Official court surface of USA Pickleball. USA Pickleball is the governing body of Pickleball in the United States. This video provides an overview of the surfacing process, including crack filling and surface repairs, acrylic resurfacer, color coatings & striping. For more information or referrals to professional sport surfacing contractors, visit www.sportmaster.net
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do i need to etch a new concrete pickleball court before apply paint
how long does it take for the acrylic resurfacer to dry out before applying another coat?
Wouldn’t interlocking sports court tiles be cheaper, require little surface preparation and be weather resistant?
What type of tape do you use?
How much in materials ?
how long does it take to do all that?
How it will cost ? For this chemical....
Anyone knows the name of the company for the ''tape installation tool'' (see video at 3:24)???
Line taping machine, available through SealMaster / SportMaster
Why didn't your do all the green then do the red.
Cool video, but what is pickleball?
Lol that was me in 2015. Had never heard of it. Now I’m addicted to the sport.
Check out Pickle Ball Tournaments on UA-cam.
How much would all this process cost ?
I estimate about 2500-5000 depending on how many colors you want and whether surface is ready for the paint or not. I’m thinking of a brand new court with 4” concrete slab installed. $15k roughly. However I love badminton too and the court is the same size so it could be dual purpose with some clever net post exchange system.
@@ScottT109 to have it proffesional installed and depending on where you it would be around 8500
@@btrentturner1 8500 for paint and labor ? Not that hard !
@itmaslanka a drum of black resurfacer is $900. Depending on what colors you use, they range from $1,100 to $5,000 per drum. Scillica sand isn't cheap, nor are any of the supplies needed for crack repairs. If you need a court built from scratch, then you have to level out the area, moving dirt and putting 8-12 inches of stone down for the asphalt base. Asphalt is done in two parts: the base at 3 ½ inches and then the top finish at 1 ½ inches.
A lot of work and time go into making courts.
Don't forget the concrete slab
Ya right or hire my uncle vinny he can take care of it for you.
I need uncle vinny cell ..!! Thanks
@@punisherelcastigador3667 me too