1. Concrete Primer

The first and most important layer. The primer acts as a bonding agent between the concrete base and the acrylic system. It ensures the upper layers stick firmly to the base and prevents peeling or cracking.

2. Acrylic Resurfacer

Next comes the resurfacer — a mixture of acrylic latex and silica sand that levels the surface. It fills minor imperfections, creating a smooth foundation for color coats.

3. Cushion Coat (Optional)

For players who value comfort and joint protection, the cushioned pickleball floor system includes a rubberized underlayer. This coat absorbs impact, reduces fatigue, and adds a professional “soft-court” feel.

4. Color Coats

This is the most visible layer — available in multiple shades like blue, green, or terracotta. AQS color coats are UV-resistant, slip-resistant, and weatherproof. They enhance the visual appeal while maintaining functional grip and speed consistency.

5. Line Marking Paint

The final layer defines the boundaries and service zones according to USAPA (USA Pickleball Association) standards. AQS’s bright white, non-fading marking paint ensures long-lasting visibility.