Rebound Sport 2000 Squash Court Paint

Rebound Sport 2000 Squash Court Paint is a high quality acrylic primer / finish paint for squash court walls that is WSF (World Squash Federation) approved.

Best Uses

Rebound Sport 2000 is an approved Squash Court Paint available in a durable matt finish. This premium paint for squash courts is suitable for application to all interior & exterior wood, plaster & masonry. Rebound Sport 2000 squash paint benefits from advanced acrylic technology which inhibits stains bleeding through the substrate.

Also provides excellent adhesion to difficult substrates including galvanized steel, fibre cement boards, ceramic and glazed tiles, doors, trim, windows and any surface where great adhesion, fast drying, good coverage is required.

Available in White, Black and custom tints upon request.

Application

Ensure all surfaces to be painted are clean, dry and free from grease and loose or flaking material, or any other contaminants that may impair adhesion. Any faults in the substrate, particularly those that can lead to moisture penetration, must be rectified or can affect the finish quality.

Remove any existing crazed or flaking paint, dirt, grease or other surface contaminants. If your substrate has been previously painted rub down with a fine waterproof abrasive paper and then rinse thoroughly. Bare substrates should also be abraded in a similar manner to allow improved adhesion. This will allow for better inter-coat adhesion, therefore repeat between all additional coats. Hard wall plasters should be scored with a coarse glass-paper.

Stir the product thoroughly to ensure it is fully homogenous, do not contaminate. For the best results apply by brush, roller or spray. Application tool type and quality may influence the finished appearance. Apply liberally and avoid overspread.

Porous surfaces should be sealed with a first coat of Rebound Sport 2000 WSF Paint thinned with up to 20% clean water. Allow fresh plaster to dry thoroughly before application.

It is recommended that the application of 2 coats is generally sufficient, though more may be required dependent on the nature and porosity of the substrate.