Tennis Court Repairing

[JessyPhilps]

Hi there,

I am new here. Basically, I don't have any idea about sports. Now I am dating someone, he is the president of a sports club and he asked me to help him in the tournament. He asked me to search for repairing the tennis court. When I searched for it, I found out a feed in the court contractors portal http://www.courtcontractors.com/accessories/, I was thinking whether the accessories are free with the resurfacing. If so, then it might be cool to do resurfacing and I can impress him because we have a low budget. I was thinking whether we can do the court resurfacing ourselves. Can someone suggest some ideas for self-repairing the court?

 

[tennis_pro]

Hi there,

I am new here. Basically, I don't have any idea about sports. Now I am dating someone, he is the president of a sports club and he asked me to help him in the tournament. He asked me to search for repairing the tennis court. When I searched for it, I found out a feed in the court contractors portal http://www.courtcontractors.com/accessories/, I was thinking whether the accessories are free with the resurfacing. If so, then it might be cool to do resurfacing and I can impress him because we have a low budget. I was thinking whether we can do the court resurfacing ourselves. Can someone suggest some ideas for self-repairing the court?

I assume it's clay?

 

[Nacho]

Hi there,

I am new here. Basically, I don't have any idea about sports. Now I am dating someone, he is the president of a sports club and he asked me to help him in the tournament. He asked me to search for repairing the tennis court. When I searched for it, I found out a feed in the court contractors portal http://www.courtcontractors.com/accessories/, I was thinking whether the accessories are free with the resurfacing. If so, then it might be cool to do resurfacing and I can impress him because we have a low budget. I was thinking whether we can do the court resurfacing ourselves. Can someone suggest some ideas for self-repairing the court?

What is the surface? What are the repair issues? Cracking? Paint fading? When was it last resurfaced? Is it indoor or outdoor? Is it in a warm climate or Northern climate? Lots of rain? Humid? What is the drainage like? How much play does it get? So there is a lot more information I think people would need in order to direct you. It might also help to have images.

Since you are new to this I would suggest having a local tennis court company come out and give you an estimate, and general feedback on the court. Almost all would do it for free.

 

[Deleted member 23235]

seems promising... at least there's a vid, and comparison to other (hard court) repair methods
http://www.armorcrackrepair.com/index.html

 

[JessyPhilps]

What is the surface? What are the repair issues? Cracking? Paint fading? When was it last resurfaced? Is it indoor or outdoor? Is it in a warm climate or Northern climate? Lots of rain? Humid? What is the drainage like? How much play does it get? So there is a lot more information I think people would need in order to direct you. It might also help to have images.

Since you are new to this I would suggest having a local tennis court company come out and give you an estimate, and general feedback on the court. Almost all would do it for free.

Thank you. Actually, it was not using for a long time. Most of the areas got damaged, seems like cracked.

 

[awjack]

This doesn't seem like the kind of thing you hand over to a date.