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Home / Care & Advice / How do I look after my court after it has been painted, and how long will the paint last?

How do I look after my court after it has been painted, and how long will the paint last?

Posted in: Court Care, FAQ, Painting

Subject to the use of proper footwear, no overhanging trees, and the court kept clear of leaves, the painted surface will last 6 years or more. Overhanging branches MUST be cut back, as they drip sap, and also shade the painted surface causing it to be permanently damp – not good for the paint!! Moss will also become prevalent in these areas. In these particular areas the paint will last only approximately 3 to 4 years. This is where the binder – mentioned in my court maintenance section helps greatly.

Applying moss killer twice a year, and constant removal of leaves will keep your court going strong.

An example of how over hanging trees can damage a court and every courts enemy – Moss!

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