Tennis Court Painting
Tennis court painting greatly improves the aesthetics of the court as well providing the necessary slip resistance for tennis in wet and dry conditions. Whether you have an old surface or a brand new surface, RenoCourts can provide you with a top quality finish.
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Using the latest airless spray technology and over 15 Years experience, RenoCourts tennis court painting team will delivery a top quality finish. An application of 3 coats will have the surface looking great from every angle. Paint is applied to sufficiently cover the area and provide a hard wearing layer, without compromising the expanding and contracting properties of the tarmac.
Non-Slip
Specialist tennis court paint has an anti-slip texture in it to ensure the correct slip resistance that meets or exceeds LTA recommendations in wet and dry conditions.
Improved Aesthetics
As well as protecting the tarmac surface, Freshly painted tennis courts are proven to increase membership sign-ups at tennis clubs and keep players interested for longer.
Quality Lines
Tennis court lines are brush painted for a longer lasting coat of paint. The texture in the paint also ensures the lines are not slippery in wet and dry conditions. As well as tennis lines, we can apply any additional sports lines you’d like on the surface to turn the court into a multi-games area.
Frequently Asked Questions
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When are you able to paint?
Tennis court painting is seasonal work which requires higher temperatures and longer days. We look to begin painting in April/May and ends in September/October.
Will the paint smooth out the surface?
No, paint only changes the colour of the surface, it does not change the texture of the surface. If there are any areas on the court that need repairs, this would be carried out before painting.
Did you put enough paint on?
Yes, our tennis court painter will only put the correct amount of paint on for the surface conditions. Applying too much paint can have negative affects on the court, as it prevents the expansion and contraction of the tarmac leading to cracking and fraying.
How long will the courts be closed?
Tennis court paints require 3-4 days to harden with the sun’s UV rays after painting. Playing on the court before it is fully cured could leave marks and damage the paint.
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