Covering the court with Resene Squash Court Coating

Resene Squash Court Coating is a two pack waterborne epoxy especially developed for coating squash court walls to give a durable, tough coating with excellent resistance to abrasion.

It can be applied to currently coated courts to give them a facelift, as well as to brand new courts. It has excellent adhesion to appropriately prepared surfaces, and excellent resistance to chemical solvents and water. It is tolerant of application over damp surfaces. Available in off-white and a range of pastel colours.

Colours are a representation only. Please refer to the actual paint or product sample.

Resene Squash Court Coating is easy to apply by brush, roller or airless spray, and can be applied by either volunteers or professional contractors. Best of all, it is a waterborne product, so you won't have to suffer the ill effects of solventborne fumes in areas where ventilation is restricted.

It is supplied as a 6 litre unit that will require a separate mixing container if a full unit is to be used. Mix only the amounts that can be applied during the 90 minute pot life. Two unit packs of mixed material will provide sufficient product to apply one coat to the squash court playing area. Allow the coating system to cure for a minimum of 48 hours before the court is recommissioned. At lower temperatures this may need to be extended to avoid damaging coatings. Full cure will take up to 5 days.

To coat a new surface:

Cementitious surfaces must be clean and free from release agents, oil, grease and laitance.

• Fill holes and surface cracks with Resene Epox-O-Bond Filler (see Technical Data Sheet D808).
• Apply two coats of Resene Squash Court Coating (see Technical Data Sheet RA406) by brush or roller, allowing at least 24 hours between coats OR apply one coat by airless spray.

To recoat previously coated courts:

Repaints require the existing coating to have good integrity and adhesion. Resene Squash Court Coating should only be applied over old Resene Squash Court Coating or similar products in sound condition. If this is not the case, complete removal of the existing coating is required.

• Wash with Resene Graffiti Cleaner (see Technical Data Sheet RA101).
• Thoroughly scrape and sand to remove all loose and flaking paint and to provide a mechanical key for subsequent coats. Sand areas of flaked paint to a feathered edge.
• Fill holes and surface cracks with Resene Epox-O-Bond Filler.
• Apply two coats of Resene Squash Court Coating by brush or roller, allowing at least 24 hours between coats OR apply one coat by spray.

Court markings:

In all cases we recommend either red adhesive stickers or Resene Uracryl 403 (see Technical Data Sheet RA56) to produce court markings.

See Technical Data Sheet RA406 for further technical information.

Resene Squash Court Coating can be ordered from your nearest Resene ColorShop