Basketball Court Paints
Professional quality paints delivered to your door.
*Easy step-by-step instructions for 'Do-It-Yourself' court surfacing
We are your expert source for a terrific looking basketball court. From competitive and professional, to backyard and recreational courts, we are pleased to share our expertise in completing your Do-It-Yourself court surfacing project.
Information we will share with you includes: basketball court paint products, crack repair products, patching and leveling basketball court, cleaning basketball court, painting asphalt and concrete surfaces for basketball, mixing basketball court paint, how to paint a new or existing court, and how to apply playing lines for basketball.
In just 3 days you can repair and surface your court with MultiMate skid-proof professional court paints, just as our many customers have; customer pictures below:
Why use a MultiMate Surfacing System on your outdoor basketball court or recreational area?
Court Protection & Maintenance: MultiMate repair and coating products protect and extend the useful life of the asphalt or concrete surface from the sun, weather and environmental contaminants. - Great Look: 14 standard, vibrant colors ensure many years of fade-resistant beauty for your investment.
-
Safety & Texture:MultiMate acrylic surfaces have sand already added. Just add water on the job-site and you are ready. A non-skid surface prevents slippery conditions on a dry or wet sport surface.
-
"Do-It-Yourself" MultiMate Color can by easily done by any club, school, home-owneror recreation center.
|
|
ElasticCrack Crack Repair
$49.00 - $53.75 |
 |
 |
MultiCover BaseCoat Resurfacer & Leveler
$72.00 (5-gallon) |
|
 |
MultiMate Court Paint
$79.95 (5-gallon)
*Silica Sand already added |
 |
"To get the best value for your courts, you need to get the best products."
Best Products, Best Service!! 1-800-263-8800
To calculate the amount of material needed for your basketball court call 1-800-263-8800 for a precise and accurate written estimate, as each court will require a specific amount depending on the size of the court and any repairs that may need doing. Each quote will be customized for your individual court detailing an itemized list of products including the recommended installation equipment. Universal Basketball is truly a one-shop store for court surface expertise.
Customize Your Basketball Court
To customize the look of your basketball court, and to differentiate your court from others, you can also do a two-color applications. Universal Basketball has an easy-to-use "Mix & Match" color chart that allows you to alternate with the playing box and perimeter of the tennis court layout diagram. This is a sure way to know what your court will look like after resurfacing.
Click here for our Layout Diagram Color Chart.
You can get started by preparing the court surface. You have the choice of simply power washing the existing surface and applying two coats of color and then lines if the court has been previously color coated and your intent is just to redo the color. If the surface is new or requires major repairs you will need to apply a base coat using the MultiCover Acrylic Resurfacer before the color applications. The base coat is recommended to ensure a flawless application of MultiMate Color products while filling the chips and voids on the surface and hiding surface repairs such as filling cracks or leveling depressions. Once you have the surface ready you can install the MultiMate Color which comes in a variety of 14 color; 9 standard colors and 5 new specialty colors including yellow and orange.
How to Paint a Basketball Court:
Painting a basketball court can be as easy as 1-2-3; three people and 3 days to get your newly painted basketball court. First you should determine if a basecoat is required. A basecoat should be applied to all new asphalt and concrete basketball courts (for concrete, MultiAcrylic Adhesion Promoter should first be applied). As new asphalt and concrete basketball courts are quite porous and will absorb extra paint, MultiCover basecoat will seal the new court surface and provide a nice tight finish on which to apply two coats of paint. If you have an existing surface and/or the court surface is in need or repairs or is degraded, we recommend a basecoat be applied as to bring the court back to a like-new surface as the end result of your court repaint. For how to apply MultiCover Resurfacer basecoat, click here for more information.
Applying MultiMate paint to a basketball court can be easily done by following our simply step-by-step instructions. If you purchase our MultiMate Concentrate with Sand (Ready-Mix also available for small areas), then you will need to batch the court paint with 50% clean water on site. (i.e. 10-gallon MultiMate Color with Sand, add 5-gallon of clean water). Court paint can be easily mixed in a 55-gallon drum by using a drill bit mixing paddle which we can ship with your order. We recommended you have the court paint mixed and ready to use at the beginning of a coating application so you will not have to stop the application process to mix more material. Once you begin the coating process, you should have sufficient material mixed to complete the coat being applied. You will likely apply 45-50 gallons of diluted (mixed) MultiMate per hour of application time.
Extremely Important Tip for The Team
Workers need to know that each coating of court paint (or basecoat) on a standard 50' x 84' basketball court will take approximately 2- 2 1/2 hours to complete once the first material is poured onto court.
THE IDEAL TEAM FOR APPLYING COATINGS:
Three people makes an ideal team. Each worker has a specific role.
-
Mixer: Mixes coatings to make sure material is always ready when needed.
-
Applicator: Walks continuously with the squeegee until entire surface area is completed.
-
Middleman: Pours material when required by Applicator. Returns empty pails to drum to be filled. Keeps court clean of falling leaves, debris, insects etc.
Applying Playing Lines:
Once you have completed basketball court paint coatings, the finishing touch is the line painting.
-
Applying lines on a basketball court surface is done one of two ways.
a) identifying each side of each line with a chalkline and then laying masking tape by hand one roll at a time following the chalklines.
b) identifying the center of each line with a chalkline and then laying two rolls of tape at the same time with a line taping machine.
A line taping machine has a center guide rod that protrudes from the front of the taping machine. When using, you simply follow the single centered chalkline with the center guide. The use of a line taping machine and a long-handled 2" roller will cut the time to stripe a court by 60% to 70% of the time required by laying the tape by hand and applying line paint with a paint brush.
-
All basketball court lines are 2" wide. When the four nail holes (or permanent roofing nails) that were inserted in the court surface when you began are located, you will use them as reference points when working from the basketball court layout diagram.
-
A line taping machine is available at a rental fee of $75.00 USD ($105 CAD) plus UPS shipping costs to and from your site.
-
If you are laying the masking tape without a line taping machine, do not attempt if strong breezes are present or rain is imminent or forecast.
-
When masking the playing lines, tape right through the intersections. After all lines are masked, a utility knife and straight edge can be used to cut and remove the tape covering the intersections
-
Apply one coat of Masking Tape Sealer to prevent bleed-through under the tape. MultiSeal will assure razor sharp lines when the line paint is applied. When the line tape sealer is dry, apply two coats of MultiLine Textured White Line Paint using a 2" wide paint brush or 2" wide long-handled roller. Best results will be obtained with two even coats. Be sure each coat is dry before applying another coat.
-
Remove the tape as soon as the lines are dry. Do not leave tape on surface over night. Use care when removing masking tape.
"With MultiMate products, resurfacing your court is easier than ever and allows for a typical individual to achieve a professional level of work."
Tennis Universal Inc. also comes with reliability backed by their more than 30 years experience in the field of court and multi-sport equipment. Aside from awnings and cabanas you can find virtually anything related to multi-sport courts that you'll ever need including nets, posts, windscreens, lighting, and "Do-It-Yourself resurfacing materials with a unique interchangeable color chart for tennis and basketball courts and "repair & resurfacing guidelines" for asphalt & concrete courts. Please visit their website today at www.tennisuniversal.com and take a look at their online catalogue. You'll be impressed by the large selection of products you can purchase from a single "one-stop-shopping" online tennis equipment store.
*Universal Basketball (a Division of Tennis Universal Inc.)