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Construction Notes - Repair and Resurfacing of Tennis Courts <br />1. Clean and prepare surface for repair work by pressure washing the entire surface and opening up all <br />the cracks and remove all the loose dirt, old crack repair or weeds. <br />2. Grind raised cracks and raised court surfaces adjacent to concrete gutter/fence. <br />3. Flood entire court with water and then fill all low spots with Court Patch Binder and Asphalt Emulsion <br />(Leveling Course) to 1/8” tolerance. <br />4. Seal all cracks on court with court patch binder. <br />5. Sand down all repaired areas or buffed flush. <br />6. Install Riteway Crack Repair System per manufacturer’s specifications <br />7. Install pickleball posts (Washington Manor Park) <br />8. Apply 3 coats of sand filled emulsion to court surfaces. <br />9. Apply 3 coats of full color acrylic. Color to be determined <br />10. Apply line marking for tennis and pickleball courts as shown on Sheets 4 and 5. Acquire City approval <br />prior to painting of lines. <br /> <br />CONSTRUCTION NOTES NTS <br />NOV 2021Sheet 6 <br />RiteWay Crack Repair - Installation Guidelines <br />1. Crack must be free of dirt & debris. <br />2. Crack must be filled from bottom to top with court patch binder or cement and let dry. <br />3. Filled Crack must be scraped or buffed flush with court and cleaned, broomed and blown. <br />4. Area to be repaired must be DRY and at 60°F or higher. <br />5. First layer is to be centered over Crack by removing a few inches of the release liner exposing the soft sealant apply to <br /> Crack when centered, pull release liner to move along Crack. If Crack turns cut tape and butt up another piece and <br /> continue. Make sure there are no bubbles. If a bubble is found cut with razor knife and press out bubble. Roll with tape <br /> machine pressing firmly. <br />6. Apply Liquid Acrylic (NO Sand) and Latex binding formula (NO Sand) (50/50) over tape with paint roller approximately 24” <br /> wide. Apply 20” stress mat centered over first layer making sure there are no wrinkles, etc. Using roller saturate stress <br /> mat with liquid acrylic, making sure there are no bubbles and roll smooth. <br />7. Apply bonding edge ½ on fabric ½ on court and roll on Liquid Acrylic making sure there are no wrinkles or bubbles and let <br /> dry. <br />8. When dry use 9” roller to apply binding formula over the RiteWay Tape area of the repair, approximately 12” wide, let dry <br /> and repeat once more <br />9. When totally dry squeegee resurfacer with sand lengthwise over crack this will fill voids where layers overlap and hide the <br /> repair. Minimum of two coats required. <br /> Repair is complete.