Addendum No. 2.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 2025-001
- Issued by
- Macomb County, Edmore Village, Michigan
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This document is an Addendum detailing technical specifications for Acrylic Crack Filling/Patching, specifically related to the Shiawassee Park Pickleball and Tennis Court Restoration and Improvements project in Michigan. The document provides a comprehensive five-step process for repairing cracks in tennis and pickleball court surfaces, including surface preparation, crack severity assessment, repair material application, surface smoothing, and proper curing. The guide is designed for use with acrylic crack patch/filler materials on asphalt or concrete surfaces, supporting repairs up to 1" wide and addressing small depressions, spalling, and other court surface imperfections.
The technical specifications include critical cold weather application guidelines, stipulating that repair materials must be applied in temperatures of 50°F and rising, with strict prohibitions on application if temperatures are expected to fall below 50°F within 72 hours before or after application, or below freezing within 96 hours before or after. These detailed instructions ensure proper material performance and long-term durability of court surface repairs, which is crucial for maintaining athletic court surfaces and extending their functional lifespan. The document serves as a technical reference for contractors and maintenance personnel involved in the Shiawassee Park court restoration project.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Shiawassee Pickleball.pdf | ||
| Crack Fill.pdf | ||
| Net _ Post.pdf |
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ACRYLIC CRACK FILLING/PATCHING
Acrylic Crack Patch/Filler designed for filling cracks in asphalt or concrete surfaces, up to 1” wide. Small depressions, spalling, and other tennis/pickleball court repair can also be performed with Acrylic Crack Patch. Product can be used prior to resurfacing or for tennis court repair on an existing acrylic surface.
1. PREPARE THE SURFACE
• Clean the area around the crack thoroughly, removing any loose debris, dirt, or vegetation.
• Use a wire brush or broom to remove any loose material from the crack itself.
• For deeper cracks, use a pressure washer or hose to flush out any remaining debris.
• Allow the surface to dry completely before proceeding.
2. ASSESS THE CRACK SEVERITY
• Examine the crack closely to determine its depth and severity.
• For hairline cracks, a simple crack filler or repair compound may be sufficient.
• For deeper or structural cracks, more extensive repairs may be necessary, such as patching or resurfacing.
3. APPLY THE REPAIR MATERIAL
• Follow the manufacturer's instructions for mixing and applying the repair material.
• For hairline cracks, use a putty knife or trowel to fill the crack with the repair compound, ensuring it is level with the surrounding surface.
• For deeper cracks, you may need to apply a patching compound or resurfacer in multiple layers, allowing each layer to cure before applying the next.
4. SMOOTH AND LEVEL THE SURFACE
• Once the repair material has cured or set, use a trowel or putty knife to smooth and level the repaired area, ensuring a seamless transition with the surrounding surface.
• For larger repairs, you may need to apply a top coat or resurfacer to blend the repaired area with the rest of the court.
5. ALLOW PROPER CURING TIME
• Follow the manufacturer's recommended curing time for the repair materials used.
• Avoid playing on the repaired area until it has fully cured to prevent damage or further cracking.
Cold Weather / Winter Warning:
• Please adhere to product guidelines for product storage and usage. Products are to be applied in temperatures 50 F° and rising. DO NOT apply if the temperatures are lower.
• DO NOT apply if temperatures are expected to fall below 50 F° 72 hours before or after application.
• DO NOT apply material if temperatures will drop below freezing within 96 hours before or after.
| 1. Prepare the Surface |
| 2. Assess the Crack Severity |
| 3. Apply the Repair Material |
| 4. Smooth and Level the Surface |
| 5. Allow Proper Curing Time |
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