Acrylic Based 1001 Turf Coat for Sports Flooring/Tennis/Basketball Courts

Products:

SNO Name Packing UOM
1 1001 CUSHION COAT Special E GRADE 50 kg
2 1001 Acrylic RESURFACER BLACK 25 kg
3 1001 Concrete Primer 20 kg
4 1001 Top Coat GREEN 25 kg
5 1001 Top Coat BLUE 25 kg
6 1001 Top Coat RED 25 kg
7 1001 Top Coat ORANGE 25 kg
8 1001 White Line Marking Paint WT 1 kg

Description:
Use 1001 Turf Coat System for Sports Flooring to enhance durability, weather resistance of the sports floor, indoor or outdoor. 1001 Acrylic Turf Coat System is good for the athlete's knees and back as the multiple layers make the court softer on landing. Cushioned Sports Flooring has superior qualities to absorb shock leading to decrease in lower back and foot fatigue. Our Sports Flooring system ensures confident player footing, is skid resistant and is economical. Additionally, it requires low maintenance as it can be cleaned easily.

System of Application:

First Layer : 1001 Turf Coat - Concrete Primer.
Concrete Primer is applied to fill cracks and bridges to make the area smooth for playing. If applied properly, in the long run the concrete primer reduces cracking.

Second Layer: 1001 Turf Coat - Acrylic Black Resurfacer (1 layer usually)
It provides a smooth surface for the top coat and brings a textured finish to the court. The resurfacer also ensures optimal and consistent application and coverage of the final top coats.

Third layer : 1001 Turf Coat - Cushion Coat - Special E Grade (5 layers usually)
Our specially designed cushioning system reduces stress on the athlete's back, hips, knees and ankles by providing a 'cushion' while playing. Cushion coat has rubber crumbs which provide the cushion.

Fourth Layer : 1001 Turf Coat Acrylic Based Top Coats (2 layers usually)

Mix topcoats with silica sand 60/80 and apply two coats for best results. We offer a variety of shades from Blue, Red, Green, and Orange to any shade from the RAL shade card as per our customer's choice.

Fifth layer : 1001 White Line Marking Paint
1001 White Line Marking Paint is used to denote lines for the playing area.

 

This system is for reference only. The layering system is dependent on the applicator.