Spec Sheets ~Running Tracks for Schools & Clubs
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Goddard Track Systems
Polyurethane track systems
GTS Select – base mat only
GTS Select-SS – base mat with structural spray
GTS Supreme – base may with seal layer and structural spray
GTS Elite – base mat with seal layer and full pour top layer with embedded rubber granules
GTS Select-SR – existing track add-on or repair option, colored polyurethane structural spray
Latex track systems
GTS Reflex – layered rubber granules or strands bound together with latex, “sandwich” system
GTS Reflex-R – existing track add-on or repair option, layered rubber bound together with latex
GTS Reflex-SC – existing track add-on or repair option, pigmented latex structural coating
Plexipave Track Systems
Latex track systems
Plexitrac Lightning – layered rubber bound with black Plexitrac Binder, finished with Plexitrac Coating
Plexitrac Accelerator – layered rubber bound with colored Plexitrac Binder, finished with colored rubber and colored Plexitrac Coating
Plexitrac Flash – layered rubber bound with Plexitrac Binder, finished with colored rubber and colored Plexitrac Surfacer
Plexitrac Binder – water-based binder resin, unique drying capabilities and viscosity allow for single, full depth applications
Plexitrac Coating – colored pigmented, flexible acrylic coating, designed as top coat for UV resistance and retards oxidation
Plexitrac Surfacer – colored pigmented, highly flexible acrylic coating, designed to seal athletic surfaces with a textured (contains rubber granules) filler coat for excellent UV resistance and retards oxidation
SportMaster Track Systems
Latex track systems
TrackMaster Plus – colorized acrylic emulsion with rubber particles designed for exceptional flexibility and durability
TENNIS COURTS & BASKETBALL COURTS
Acrylic Adhesion Promoter – clear drying, acrylic emulsion designed to prime concrete surfaces
Acrylic Patch Binder – 100% acrylic liquid binder for repairing low spots, cracks and patching
Acrylic Resurfacer – 100% acrylic emulsion resurfacer, reduces surface porosity, allowing even application of acrylic color
CrackMagic – 100% acrylic elastomeric crack sealant
SportMaster Color Concentrate – 100% acrylic color coating, highly pigmented, playing surface for tennis courts and basketball courts
Plexicolor Line Paint – non-textured/textured line paint, non-glaring, fast drying, 7 colors
CushionMaster II – base layer for SportMaster Pro Cushion System, coarse rubber particles for higher cushion build
CushionMaster I – secondary layer for SportMaster Pro Cushion Systems, fine rubber particles for smooth texturing
CushionMaster Color Concentrate – 100% acrylic emulsion coating that provides resiliency and flexibility when applied as part of the SportMaster Pro Cushion System
IN-LINE HOCKEY / MULTI-PURPOSE
Plexiflor – reinforced acrylic finish coating for use over Plexipave and Plexicushion systems, subtle non-abrasive texture
SkateMaster – 100% acrylic emulsion
When developing project specifications, it is recommended that only experienced sport surfacing contractors are utilized. Usually a minimum of 5 years installation experience and a member of the American Sports Builders Association (ASBA) requirements will provide an experienced contractor capable of the project deliverables. What does ASBA membership mean?
Does your site have one of the following conditions, if so please submit a request for free copy of the position paper published by the American Sports Builders Association.
Hard Court Surfaces (Tennis, Basketball, In-line Hockey)
Does your site have one of the following conditions, if so please submit a request for free copy of the position paper published by the American Sports Builders Association.
The following white papers explain the possible causes and repair options available. Since the ASBA is comprised of designers, builders, and suppliers across the nation, they are generally accepted as industry standards and can be incorporated into your project specifications.
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In recent years, project specifications are requiring the surfacing contractor to accept the asphalt surface prior to sport surfacing installation, is this the correct or smart thing to do? See what a group of architects, designers, builders, and material suppliers published from the American Sports Builders Association.