fiberglass mesh

this is nit your normal striping post but ithe job will have to be striped. where can i find the fiberglass mesh that is used for cracks in tinnis court repairs. i am bidding on 5 courts that require the whole courts to be resurfaced and the mesh to be used even with no cracks , and i can't find the stuff any one know where i can find it so i can get a price on it? i am in s.c and need the info. real soon!

Not sure what you need but try seal master. They have a large portion of their catalog just for sports courts and tracks. Hope this helps www.sealmaster.net

You can also try the company that is supplying your surfacing material. They usually carry it or know who has it available. On limited occasions we have used the fiberglass mesh that drywallers use to patch cracks in drywall or wallboard. Just curious: where do they want the mesh to go if there are no cracks?

There are special re-surfacing methods that have mesh over the cracks, but it's an entirely different coating than normally used, and it's not for the whole surface, just cracks. I have found it with Google, but didn't bookmark it.

when you say "resurface" do you mean an asphalt overlay or an acrylic color coating?

try california products, i think they are still in business

Thank's guys yes they want the cracks filled with latex crack filler and the mesh over them then when i put down the the acrtlic resurfacer they want the whole playing surface covered with the mesh before color coating! i've never heard of the whole surface before but thats the spec's. seal master dosen't carry the mesh and has not called me back on where to find it and time is getting low on turning in the bid, so i need to find the mesh and the price of it.

I talked to Jeff Gearheart at Seal Master a while back. He was their national sports surfaces salesman at the time. Cell phone [phone removed] He maybe able to help.

if the court owners have deep pockets you could try the armor crack repair method. more info at www.armorcrackrepair.com