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Monday, October 17, 2011

Indoor Soccer Turf Field with Rubber In-fill

Painting solutions can vary depending on the type of turf facility and your requirements. Here's a question from a indoor soccer facility manager.

"I work for a brand new indoor soccer facility in Kansas City and we have a turf field with in-fill that we needs to get painted for use. What solutions do you offer for synthetic turf with rubber in-fill that we can get down in the next couple of days? Your assistance is most appreciated."

There are a couple indoor soccer field painting options you can consider.
http://www.athleticfieldmarker.com/products/paint.html

If you are looking for a temporary marking solutions we have:
1) Aerosol Chalk (Durastripe Aerosol Chalk) – same line striper as an aerosol painter ($10/case more for color)
http://www.athleticfieldmarker.com/products/paint/durastripe-aerosol-chalk-white-12-cans-per-case.html
2) Bulk Liquid Chalk (SwitchBack Double Play Liquid Chalk) – need an airless paint striper (currently on in white)
http://www.athleticfieldmarker.com/products/paint/switchback-double-play-liquid-chalk-all-turf-white-5-gallons.html
3) Removable Field Marking Paint (TrailBlazer Rally Day or Season Ticket) – needs an airless striper that can produce 900 psi at the pump head (can be removed with a turf paint cleaning agent and bristle brush)
http://www.athleticfieldmarker.com/products/paint/trailblazer-rally-day-removable-turf-paint-white-5-gallons.html
http://www.athleticfieldmarker.com/products/paint/trailblazer-trail-wash-turf-paint-removal-agent-1-gallons-4-cans-per-case.html

If you are looking for a more permanent field marking solution we have:
1) Aerosol Paint with an Aerosol Paint Clear Coat primer (DuraStriper Paint)
http://www.athleticfieldmarker.com/products/paint/durastripe-aerosol-paint-white-12-cans-per-case.html
http://www.athleticfieldmarker.com/products/paint/durastripe-aerosol-paint-color-12-cans-per-case.html
2) Permanent Bulk Latex Paint (TrailBlazer Solar Trail) -- needs an airless striper that can produce 900 psi at the pump head
http://www.athleticfieldmarker.com/products/paint/trailblazer-solar-trail-permanent-turf-paint-white-5-gallons.html

There are several website links the may help better expand some of the differences.
http://www.athleticfieldmarker.com/faq#faq-paint-usage
http://trumark.blogspot.com/2011/10/aerosol-chalk-versus-aerosol-paint.html
http://trumark.blogspot.com/2011/07/sports-field-marking-impact-on-natural.html
http://trumark.blogspot.com/2011/05/looking-for-removable-field-paints-for.html
http://trumark.blogspot.com/2011/02/how-many-cans-of-spray-paint-to-line.html
http://trumark.blogspot.com/2011/01/converting-from-aerosol-to-bulk-latex.html

With application on synthetic turf you should try and achieve at least a one hour dry time for the chalk products and a couple hours (for outside application and 12 to 24 hours on an inside application).

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