Murray Sporting Goods Premium Pickleball Court Marking Kit | Cardboard Stencil Paint Kit for Driveway, Asphalt or Concrete - Regulation Backyard Pickleball Court Kit

I was a tad skeptical as I didn't see a lot of reviews, but this is a nice kit. The pieces are well laid out and the directions are straightforward. First I pressure rinsed the driveway. Then I laid out the template and put about 10 bricks around the outside to keep it from moving. I used white line paint from one of the big box hardware stores along with a a 3" roller. They suggest spray painting, but rolling worked fine for me. By the time I was done it was dry enough for me start over with a second coat. Only used about half a gallon total I'd estimate. I worked alone and took my time and was done in about 3 hours from start to finish. I then let the template pieces dry (there is a fair amount of paint overlap) and boxed them back up the next day. I think/hope they could be used again. We'll see how it holds up, but I'm happy with the results thus far. Cheers.

The stencil kit is of high quality and was easy to use. I did the entire project alone. I cleaned and prepared the surface the day before. The assembling and layout and painting took about 3 hours beginning to end. If you use inverted spray pavement marking paint, I would recommend buying three cans. I used Rust Oleum brand and you can get it from the big box home improvement stores or probably on Amazon too. That will give you a wide range of colors. There are also small segments of the lines ever few feet that are not painted (because of the many stencils and to strengthen the stencils) that I also painted in during that 3 hour period. If you have a paved surface and want to paint your own lines, I would unconditionally recommend this product. And I am NOT a paid reviewer.

The media could not be loaded. After spending a lot of time putting together these cardboard pieces, which have a lot of play in them so it’s difficult to assemble properly, we took a break.When we returned, a few hours later, most of the pieces had warped (curled) under the hot sun.We eventually gave up and hired someone to lay out the pickleball court by hand and paint the lines. FYI, he nailed two 8’ 2x4s the width of the stripes and painted the turf through the gap. Then he’d just move it around the court and pain more lines. Note, it’s imperative that all court measurements and lines be carefully and accurately laid out. He used construction string to do this. Took about half a day to lay out and paint but it turned out great!

It should do the job but the actual cardboard pieces do not match the photos in the description. The spaces between are much larger and don’t think it would hold up to multiple uses.