Acrylic Colors
Acrylic Color is a colored coating used within acrylic sports flooring systems to create the finished visual appearance of the court. It brings the selected color scheme to the playing surface while forming an important part of the overall acrylic flooring build-up.
The product is mixed with pure white silica sand and clean drinking water before application, allowing the colored surface layer to be prepared according to the requirements of the sports flooring system. With a range of color options available, Acrylic Color helps give each court its distinctive visual character while contributing to the construction of the finished playing surface.
Suitable Base
Concrete & Bitumen Base
Coverage
42 Sq.Ft/kg per Layer
Layer Thickness
Approx. 0.45–0.55 mm per layer
How to Apply Raycourt Acrylic Colors
Acrylic Color is applied in multiple layers to build the colored surface of the acrylic sports flooring system. Follow the recommended mixing ratio, application method, and drying time for a smooth and consistent finish.
Mixing Ratio
- 25kg of Acrylic Color
- 10kg of Pure White Silica-Sand
- 15 Litres of Clean Drinking Water
Coverage
Acrylic Color typically covers approximately 42 sq.ft per kg per layer. Actual coverage may vary depending on the porosity, texture, and condition of the underlying surface, as well as the application method.
Thickness
Each Acrylic Color layer has an approximate thickness of 0.45–0.55 mm. The final thickness may vary slightly depending on the application method, surface condition, and number of layers applied.
Creating Vibrant Surfaces for Every Court
Explore how Acrylic Color brings finished sports courts to life through vibrant surface shades and carefully selected color combinations. See the product applied across different court surfaces and layouts to understand the visual possibilities it offers for completed sports flooring projects.
From Prepared Base to Finished Court Surface
Acrylic Color forms the finished colored surface of the acrylic sports flooring system, building on the prepared layers beneath to give the court its final visual character and playing surface.
5 Layer System
(Depending On Base Condition)
Raycourt’s synthetic acrylic 5-layer flooring system is professionally engineered to deliver a durable and reliable sports surface. Applied over a properly prepared concrete or bitumen base, the system comprises 1 primer coat, 1 acrylic resurfacer coat, 1 cushion coat, and 2 acrylic color coats. Each layer enhances adhesion, surface uniformity, durability, and weather resistance to create a high-quality sports court with long-lasting performance.
6 Layer System
(Depending On Base Condition)
The 6-layer synthetic acrylic flooring system is designed to provide enhanced cushioning and improved playing comfort. Built with 1 primer coat, 2 acrylic resurfacer coats, 1 cushion coat, and 2 acrylic color coats, the additional cushion layer improves surface resilience while delivering dependable durability, consistent playability, and reliable performance for regular outdoor use.
7 Layer System
(Depending On Base Condition)
Raycourt’s 7-layer synthetic acrylic flooring system is developed for projects requiring greater comfort and enhanced surface performance. Featuring 1 primer coat, 2 acrylic resurfacer coats, 2 cushion coats, and 2 acrylic color coats, the system improves shock absorption, refines surface consistency, and delivers outstanding durability for long-term outdoor performance.
8 Layer System
(Depending On Base Condition)
The 8-layer synthetic acrylic flooring system offers an advanced solution for sports facilities that demand superior comfort and durability. Applied over a properly prepared concrete or bitumen base, the system comprises 1 primer coat, 2 acrylic resurfacer coats, 3 cushion coats, and 2 acrylic color coats. The additional cushion build-up enhances player comfort, strengthens surface resilience, and provides dependable performance under intensive use.
9 Layer System
(Depending On Base Condition)
Engineered for premium sports court projects, Raycourt’s 9-layer synthetic acrylic flooring system combines 1 primer coat, 2 acrylic resurfacer coats, 4 cushion coats, and 2 acrylic color coats over a prepared concrete or bitumen base. The additional acrylic color coat improves surface uniformity, enriches color depth, and enhances wear resistance, creating a premium sports surface with exceptional durability and lasting visual appeal.
How Acrylic Color Enhances Sports Court Surfaces
Acrylic Color helps create the finished colored surface of acrylic sports flooring systems, combining vibrant color options with flexible design possibilities and a consistent appearance across different sports court surfaces.
UV Protection
Helps protect Acrylic Color surfaces from prolonged ultraviolet exposure and direct outdoor sunlight during regular court use.
Weather Resistance
Helps the Acrylic Color surface withstand exposure to rain, moisture, sunlight, and changing outdoor weather conditions.
Durability
Provides a durable colored surface designed to withstand regular use and the demands of outdoor sports court environments.
Vibrant Color
Creates vibrant sports court surfaces with rich, visually appealing color that enhances the appearance of the finished court.
Smooth Finish
Creates a smooth, uniform playing surface that contributes to a more consistent appearance and playing experience.
Color Versatility
Provides the flexibility to create distinctive court designs with color combinations that enhance the visual appeal of sports surfaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about sports flooring materials, acrylic flooring systems, product applications, installation, maintenance, performance, and more.
What is Acrylic Color used for?
Acrylic Color is used to create the colored surface layer of acrylic sports flooring systems, providing the finished court with its desired color and visual appearance.
What is the mixing ratio for Acrylic Color?
The recommended mixing ratio is 25 kg of Acrylic Color, 10 kg of Pure White Silica Sand, and 15 litres of clean drinking water.
How many layers of Acrylic Color should be applied?
A minimum of 2 layers and a maximum of 3 layers are generally applied, depending on the required surface finish and project specifications.
What is the coverage of Acrylic Color?
Acrylic Color typically covers approximately 0.024–0.025 kg/sq.ft per layer. Actual coverage may vary depending on the porosity and texture of the underlying surface.
What is the thickness of an Acrylic Color layer?
Each Acrylic Color layer has an approximate thickness of 0.45–0.55 mm, depending on the application conditions and surface characteristics.
Does Acrylic Color provide UV protection?
Yes. Acrylic Color is designed to provide UV protection, helping the colored court surface withstand prolonged exposure to ultraviolet radiation and outdoor sunlight.
Can different Acrylic Color shades be used on the same court?
Yes. Different color shades can be combined to create contrasting playing areas, surrounding zones, and distinctive sports court designs.
