Hard surface tennis courts are generally sturdy and resilient. But after years of use or even from using faulty products the paint on the surface can chip away or simply wear out down to the asphalt/concrete surface. You may be unaware but even things like the air pollution in the area of the court can affect the condition and lifespan of a tennis court surface.
Whether it is for a new tennis court or pre-existing courts it is in your best interest to use the best surfacing products possible to eliminate the need of frequent repairs and also to give your tennis court the professional look that will attract serious and casual players alike. But people often settle with what they have and refuse to resurface their tennis courts due to companies charging too much for their labor and being overwhelmed with the initial idea of the resurfacing procedure. But did you know that there is an easy "do-it-yourself" resurfacing solution that virtually anyone can apply on their tennis/basketball courts?
The MultiMate line of resurfacing products which can be ordered from
Tennis Universal is an easy solution to your resurfacing needs. Whether it is to paint over the old surface to change the existing color or to surface a newly built court the
MultiMate products can easily be applied to an asphalt or concrete surface providing a professional looking result at a fraction of the cost when done by a contractor. If this is for your personal court you can make it a family project where everyone can participate and have fun while being productive. The same can be done for clubs and other recreational facilities. Because the process is so simple anyone can lend a helping hand when it comes to resurfacing the court with Tennis Universal's
MultiMate line of products.
You can start the entire process by cleaning the existing surface and apply a standard three-coat application by applying a base coat of Tennis Universal's MultiCover Acrylic Resurfacer with Sand and then two coats of MutiMate Color with Sand. Nine colors to choose from. Tennis Universal also provides a neat "mix and match" color chart with alternating tennis or basketball court layouts. Try this neat feature. You can also choose to have a 2-color tennis or basketball court.
Once you have made all the choices you can begin the installation. Depending on the number of courts the amount of the time that is going to take will differ, but a single coat can easily be applied within a few hours and the process becomes easier as the person who is applying the paint gets used to the process (You can also refer to a detailed guidelines at the
Tennis Universal website by
clicking here). When the surfacing materials are dry you can install the lines and the nets and your attractive new looking court is ready to go.
With products such as Tennis Universal's MultiMate Color process it is easier than ever and allows for a typical individual to achieve a professional level of work. Please contact
Tennis Universal today to get advice on your project and to purchase a wide variety of tennis court equipment and accessories.