Issue:
Sports Hub Oceanview, owned by Priya D'Souza in Goa, multi-purpose concrete courts were facing rapid wear and tear of acrylic coatings due to the coastal weather conditions, resulting in peeling and color fading.
Pacecourt Solution:
Priya D'Souza approached Pacecourt for a reliable solution. The recommended Acrylic Concrete Primer is popular for strong adhesion properties, especially suitable for the humid, salty air of Goa.
Results:
The sports hub's staff applied the primer across various courts, creating strong and effective base to improve the court durability. The application resulted in extended longevity of the court surfaces, with a significant decrease in maintenance and recoating needs. The outcome was positive in Sports Hub, Goa.
Feedback:
Priya D'Souza, the owner of the court was impressed with the primer's performance, noting its vital role in maintaining the aesthetic and functional quality of the courts despite challenging climatic conditions.
Final Remarks:
This case study from Goa highlights the versatility and effectiveness of Pacecourt Acrylic Concrete Primer in different Indian climatic conditions, demonstrating its suitability for enhancing the durability and appearance of concrete sports surfaces.
Pacecourt has been in India for over 11 years, meaning they have extensive knowledge of the specific needs and challenges of Indian courts. This includes understanding local weather conditions, playing styles, and regulatory requirements. Our company have a well-established network of partners and distributors across India, ensuring easy access to their products and readily available support.
We are familiar with the types of materials and labour readily available in India, which can help you to design and construct courts cost-effectively and efficiently.
Contact Pacecourt for the best sports court material services. The company stands tall from its competitors owing to its products and services. The company has approval from ITA, so you can be assured of quality, versatility and suitability.
