ACRYLIC RESURFACER
Acrylic Resurfacer is ideal for smooth finishes on recreational sports courts. It fills rough areas and minor cracks or surface depressions. Once applied, this versatile material dries to a firm, hard film that can be scraped and sanded, preparing it perfectly for subsequent layers of acrylic color surfacing coats. This layer ensures better adhesion, surface uniformity, and long life for the final sports flooring system.
SURFACE LEVELING Acrylic LAYER
Sports court restoration using Pacecourt top quality Acrylic Resurfacer. The special formula flattens cracks and any surface bumps to provide a smooth and even base of the acrylic coatings. It offers excellent grip, bright finish and long life to all games.
HOW TO USE ACRYLIC RESURFACER
Pacecourt’s Acrylic Resurfacer is the key layer before applying color coatings on the sport court surface. It smooths out surface roughness, fills in minor cracks, and creates a uniform texture for better topcoat adhesion and long-term performance.
Surface Inspection & Preparation
Ensure that the base of the concrete or asphalt is clean, dry and not dusty, oily, greasy or loose. Repair any cracks, depressions or scars and then apply the product. A properly prepared and smooth surface allows the acrylic resurfacer to adhere well and forms a smooth and even layer of the surface on which the court is to be placed.
Material Mixing
Add the acrylic resurfacer and clean water together with the graded silica sand at the recommended ratio. Mix thoroughly to obtain a lump-free, smooth and uniform mixture. Mixing is done properly to achieve balanced texture, better leveling of the surface and high bonding to the underlying surface.
Application
Use a rubber squeegee to apply the resurfacer mixture across the whole court surface spreading it evenly. Apply work in an even direction to achieve even thickness and texture. This coating is used to even out small surface flaws and the court is then ready to be overlaid with cushion or colour.
Curing Time
Allow the resurfacer layer to dry fully then apply cushion coats or acrylic color coats. Depending on the weather conditions, the duration may vary depending on the temperature or humidity but the surface must be very dry and hard to ensure that the layers adhere firm and prolonged.
WHY CHOOSE PACECOURT
Base Preparation Excellence
Every project begins with detailed surface inspection, undulation correction, and proper base preparation. These structured processes ensure strong adhesion, a smooth finish.
Quality Assured
Every product undergoes strict quality checks to meet performance standards in adhesion strength, surface consistency, and reliability.
Structured Layer System
Pacecourt follows 8 Layer Systems application process, including Acrylic Resurfacer, cushioning, Color coat, and line marking. Each layer is applied with controlled thickness to ensure Durability & Consistency
Performance Driven Results
Our materials are engineered to enhance playability, improve surface consistency, and support safe, competitive sports environments.
Long Lasting Durability
Built to withstand heavy usage and diverse weather conditions, Pacecourt solutions maintain structural integrity and surface performance over time.
Trusted by Professionals
Backed by technical expertise and structured processes, Pacecourt products are trusted by contractors, builders, and sports facility developers.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is suitable for asphalt and concrete sports court surfaces, including tennis, basketball, pickleball, and multi-purpose courts.
It helps fill minor surface imperfections, but structural cracks should be repaired separately before application.
Yes, it is commonly used in both new court construction and court renovation projects.
By creating a uniform and stable base, it enhances coating adhesion, surface consistency, and overall playability.
Yes, it strengthens the surface base and supports long-term coating performance and wear resistance.
Yes, it is ideal for restoring older courts by leveling minor imperfections before applying new color coatings.
