Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, we sell this item on our website. Please see the product list and in the category Court Prep Products it is in there along with the other category of reading materials. 

It contains 4- full length resort cues (73" long), a set of our Non-Beleved Arco Tournament discs (4 yellow and 4 black), one plastic disc carrier and a how-to book. This set is extremely durable and was designed to be used for the public in areas such as: resorts, recreational areas, hotels and retirement communities.   

6 feet wide by 52 feet long, which would include a 6 1/2 feet long end for the approach area. The actual playing area would be 6 feet wide by 39 feet long. 

You should contact a licensed and bonded concreate contractor in your area. With that being said, you should always ask to see their previous work and get several bids to ensure you have the best company possible. Making sure that the concreate is as smooth as possible. 

Always consult your licensed contractor, because curing times can vary drastically. Typically, 25 to 45 days depending on the area. For example, if you live in Arizona, you can expect a shorter curing time as to a rainy area like Washington. Then be sure it will not be raining 3-4 days before and 3-4 days after when starting the process of Sealer and Wax. 

No, not the base of the concreate. Some prefer a more natural concreate color. All you will have to do is to stain the lines and numbers onto the court. If you do choose to stain the concreate most go with the base color of green and use white for the lines/numbers. 

Stain penetrates into the pours of the concreate. While paint only sits on the surface of the concreate, which will create ridges so when you play shuffleboard it will slow down the discs and or can stop them from sliding across the court. 

You will be using 1-2 gallons of H&C Acrylic Concrete stain in patio green and for the numbers and lines you will use H&C Acrylic Concrete stain in white. 

Yes, make sure to follow the recommendations and talk with your licensed and bonded concreate contractor. Then you would need to use, Muriatic Acid. Wash down thoroughly and allow to dry all the way.