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| Resurfacing Your Tennis Court |
| Resurfacing a tennis court should be done by a qualified tennis court contractor. |
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PREPARATION |
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| 1 - Scrape, Broom, and Blow Surface Clean surface between coats | 2 - Repair Cracks |
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| 3. Repair Birdbaths or Puddles | 4 - Power wash if needed |
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| 5. Have materials mixed before application | 6 - Clean surface between coats |
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APPLICATION |
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The surface to be coated will determine what steps to follow. These instructions will be for an asphalt tennis court. |
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For a championship quality tennis court, we recommend using two coats of Novacrylic® Sport Surfaces |
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100% acrylic, high solids coating system designed for the court owner who is seeking a high quality tennis court surface. |
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| 1. Pour 3" to 6" bead of material the length of the surface. | 2. Angle Squeegee, pulling one third of material in a straight line, not leaving any puddles |
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| 3. Always keep 2" to 6" of material in the windrow. | 4. Pull material in a straight line. |
| DO NOT LET THE WINDROW RUN DRY! | When you reach the end of each pass, pull a few feet of material at a 90 degree angle. |
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| 5. For 2 colors, snap a chalk line. Apply color to inbound area first. | |
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For more detailed preparation instructions please call 1-800-USA-NOVA |
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and ask for "A Guide To Quality All-Weather Sport Surfaces". |
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Rob Righter will be happy to answer your email inquiries: |
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