Pickleball Court Painting Time Lapse

Experience the magic of a pickleball court coming to life in this mesmerizing time-lapse video! From start to finish, see how I turn a blank court into a vibrant play space.
Whether you're a pickleball enthusiast, a sports facility manager, or just curious about the process, this video is for you. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more inspiring content. Hit the notification bell to stay updated on my latest projects!
Feel the excitement as colors come alive and the court takes on a whole new look. Your thoughts and comments on this transformation are highly valued!
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[@petermadsen1388]

Turned out amazing!!

[@artpenaloza7366]

Loved how everything came out. Could you send me the steps and what products you used along with the color names?

[@LTI]

Steps: 1. Clean the entire surface and fill in any cracks or low points with concrete filler 2. Etch the concrete using muriatic acid. This will help prep the surface for primer 3. Prime with concrete primer 4. Cover entire surface with concrete leveler (black surface in my video) 5. Mix silica sand with paint and paint desired colors - first coat in one direction, second coat in the opposite direction (to hide paint stroke lines) 6. Mask off and paint 2" lines for pickleball court I ordered concrete paint from a company called Dalton Enterprises. They don't have unique names for hues of colors and what not since it is a pretty limited selection of colors, I used gray, blue and white.

[@artpenaloza7366]

Thank you so much for taking the time to respond and send your steps. 😀

[@artpenaloza7366]

Would I be able to use any concrete primer? Also would I just buy the silica sand from Home Depot?

[@LTI]

@@artpenaloza7366 Yes and yes. I bought my concrete primer from Dalton but anything should work. And I also bought my silica sand from Home Depot. I think I did about 10lbs of sand per 5 gallon bucket for the first coat and 7.5lbs of sand per 5 gallon bucket for the second coat.

[@artpenaloza7366]

Thank you again!

[@basketballnate]

You did awesome!

[@tylerscott4925]

What products were used to paint the court?

[@miken2604]

this video is pretty pointless unless you walk us through the work you did

[@geslisond]

It's a timelapse, not a 'how to' video, but I'm glad to answer any questions you have about the process.

[@miken2604]

@@geslisond thanks...what paint manufactuoer did you use... sportsmaster? We have not started our court construction..early stages of research... geez ive got lots of questions..sorry.. congratulations on your court it looks great..how thick was your slab? did you do a broom finish? post tension cables or standrad rebar #4?

[@LTI]

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