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- Can I just apply new sealer and wax over old sealer and wax?
- Do I have to stain the concrete?
- Do I need to prepare the concrete before I stain, line and number on a Shuffleboard Court?
- Do you carry Table Shuffleboard supplies?
- Do you have a catalog?
- Does the H & C Stain work on asphalt?
- How do I apply the sealer and wax?
- How do I place an order?
- How long do I have to wait to stain and stripe the concrete after it is poured?
- How much stain will I need for my shuffleboard court?
- I am planning to have a Shuffleboard Court put in, what kind of concrete do I use?
- If I don't use the sealer and wax, is there something which will make the discs glide faster?
- Is there a book with the dimensions and rules for Outdoor Shuffleboard?
- Is there any easy way to number and stripe a Shuffleboard Court?
- What are the methods of payment?
- What do I use to apply stain to the Shuffleboard Court?
- What if I don't want to buy the Stencil Template?
- What if I have an old concrete slab?
- What if I receive my shipment and there is damage?
- What is Dura-Glide?
- What is in your Resort Shuffleboard Set?
- What is Sealer and no-buff Wax?
- What is the method of shipping?
- What is the official size of a Shuffleboard Court?
- What is Wind-Wax?
- What kind of stain do I use on my shuffleboard court?
- When will our order be shipped?
- Why do you recommend stain and not paint for the Shuffleboard court?
- Will any kind of sealer and wax work on concrete shuffleboard courts?
- Will AZ Gold products work on asphalt?
- Can I just apply new sealer and wax over old sealer and wax?
- It is not recommended for optimal performance. It is recommended that you use the Arizona Gold Stripper to strip off the old wax and sealer. It will not affect the lines and numbers if diluted. The Arizona Gold Stripper can be diluted to be used as a cleaner too.
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- Do I have to stain the concrete?
- No, some prefer to have the natural color of the concrete and others prefer to stain it green and number & line it in white.
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- Do I need to prepare the concrete before I stain, line and number on a Shuffleboard Court?
- Yes, it is advisable to acid wash your court as a preparation but you should check with your licensed contractor first. Be sure to wait the necessary time for curing of new concrete (according to your licensed concrete contractors advice).
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- Do you carry Table Shuffleboard supplies?
- Yes, we have table shuffleboard wax.
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- Do you have a catalog?
- Our website is our catalog. Feel free to print.
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- Does the H & C Stain work on asphalt?
- Yes. The asphalt must be clean of dirt, dust, grease, oil, etc. But you do not etch the asphalt like you do with concrete. Make sure you follow the instructions on the back label of the H & C stain.
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- How do I apply the sealer and wax?
- It is best to use a lamb's wool applicator. This leaves the finish smooth and at its best finish.
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- How do I place an order?
- You can place an order online by adding products to your shopping cart and then following the payment process. This feature is available 24 hours a day.
You can call us in Arizona at 1-480-969-2209 and out of state at 1-888-969-2209 (TOLL FREE).
We are open Monday-Friday 9:30am-5:30pm MST.
We are closed Saturday and Sunday.
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- How long do I have to wait to stain and stripe the concrete after it is poured?
- You must consult the licensed concrete contractor who did your job, because curing time can vary drastically from state to state.
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- How much stain will I need for my shuffleboard court?
- You will be using 1 - 2 gallons of the H & C Concrete Stain in Green. You will use less than a gallon for the White Stain for the lines and numbers.
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- I am planning to have a Shuffleboard Court put in, what kind of concrete do I use?
- You must consult a licensed concrete contractor in your area, because soil conditions vary drastically from state to state. Be sure to get several bids and see examples of work previously done.
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- If I don't use the sealer and wax, is there something which will make the discs glide faster?
- Yes, we have a silicone bar disc wax and a spray bottle of disc wax, which is applied to the bottom of the discs periodically.
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- Is there a book with the dimensions and rules for Outdoor Shuffleboard?
- Yes, we sell a book for $6.95 plus $4.80 priority mail postage. The book gives you the basic rules and strategies of the game. It also includes the court dimensions with tips on lining and waxing your shuffleboard court.
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- Is there any easy way to number and stripe a Shuffleboard Court?
- Yes, we sell a Stencil Template (and is re-usable) which allows you to number and line your court like the professionals do at a fraction of the cost to hire a professional. INSTRUCTIONS: Each section will be laid down and stained one at a time. Follow the cut out lines and numbers with a 1 inch quality nylon brush. Remove immediately once each section is completed. When the template is removed from carton, allow it to flatten before use. (Average time to stencil a court is 2-4 hours).
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- What are the methods of payment?
- We accept VISA, MC, AMEX, DISCOVER, Cashiers Check and Money Orders.
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- What do I use to apply stain to the Shuffleboard Court?
- You need to use a good quality sponge roller for the base coat (green stain). Make sure to wipe off any excess off with a damp cloth. Make sure the base coat is completely dry (24 hours) before applying the lines and numbers on your shuffleboard court. For the lines and numbers (white stain), you use a 1" good quality nylon brush.
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- What if I don't want to buy the Stencil Template?
- You can do it the old fashioned way by using blue masking tape for the lines and free handing the numbers (average time per court is 1-2 days).
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- What if I have an old concrete slab?
- If it is an older concrete slab, be sure to acid wash (please use all necessary precautions) the slab to remove any and all stain, numbers, lines, sealer and wax. Wash down thoroughly and allow to dry before moving on. If there are any cracks in the slab, it is recommended that you speak to a licensed concrete contractor to find out why the crack is occurring. Rarely, will caulk, silicone, or other sealant will take care of the problem. Cracks generally occur because of something going on under the slab. Usually it will be necessary to cut out the entire area of the crack and re-bar it and fill it in with new cement. This usually takes care of the problem, but a licensed concrete contractor is always best to get advice from.
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- What if I receive my shipment and there is damage?
- First, you must keep all the packing and the box for FedEx inspection. Then, please call us and FedEx within 3 days. We cannot replace damaged goods unless original box and packing has been inspected by FedEx.
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- What is Dura-Glide?
- Dura-Glide is made of Styrene beads, Corn Meal and Silicone. These beads are spread over the Shuffleboard Court (whether, or not, the court has been sealed and waxed) to make the discs glide faster. These beads can be swept up to be used again. They come in an 11oz Shaker and, or, 5lb, 25lb, 50lb and 100lb refills. SPECIAL NOTE: DO NOT USE ANY OF THESE PRODUCTS ON DANCE FLOORS, OR WALKWAYS. OUR PRODUCTS ARE SPECIFICALLY MADE TO BE EXTREMELY SLIPPERY!
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- What is in your Resort Shuffleboard Set?
- 4 full length resort cues, 8 tournament discs (4-black/4-yellow), 1 plastic disc carrier and the Rule/How To Shuffleboard book. This set is specifically designed for recreational facilities, playgrounds, retirement resorts, hotels and motels, and backyards.
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- What is Sealer and no-buff Wax?
- Once your Shuffleboard court has been stained, numbered and lined, and completely dry, you may want to make it nice and slick for the discs to glide on. Sealing the concrete with Arizona Gold Sealer after the numbers and lines are on is just the preparation (not a permanent sealer) for applying the Arizona Gold no-buff wax. 1 or 2 coats of sealer and wax is all that is needed to make your Shuffleboard Court very slick. Drying time for sealer and wax, approx. 45 minutes between coats. Arizona Gold Strippers, Sealers and no buff Wax should be stored at room temperatures at all times. Extreme cold or extreme heat can destroy the effectiveness of these products. SPECIAL NOTE: DO NOT USE ANY OF THESE PRODUCTS ON DANCE FLOORS, OR WALKWAYS. OUR PRODUCTS ARE SPECIFICALLY MADE TO BE EXTREMELY SLIPPERY!
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- What is the method of shipping?
- We use FedEx Ground. Shipping cost depends on weight, quantity, and location, which will be added to your order. Overnight, 2nd Day, and Express Saver (3 Day) is available at an additional cost. In addition to the Overnight, 2nd Day, and Express Saver (3 Day) there will be a $10.00 special pickup charge added to your charge card.
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- What is the official size of a Shuffleboard Court?
- 6 feet wide by 52 feet long, which includes 6 1/2 feet on each end for the approach area. Actual playing surface is 6 feet by 39 feet. If you do not have that much room, just scale the court down to meet your area.
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- What is Wind-Wax?
- This is a specially designed bead to be spread on the Shuffleboard Court in place of the Dura-Glide beads for use in windy conditions up to about 25 MPH.
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- What kind of stain do I use on my shuffleboard court?
- The stain that is recommended is H & C SHIELD PLUS ULTRA ACRYLIC CONCRETE STAIN (water soluable. The colors used are PATIO GREEN and WHITE. The stain can be purchased at your nearby Home Depot or Sherwin Williams Paint Store.
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- When will our order be shipped?
- Your order will be shipped the same day if received before 11am MST Monday - Friday with exception of holidays. If your order was placed after 11am MST Monday - Thursday, your order will be shipped the following day with exception of holidays. If your order was placed on Friday after 11am MST, Saturday or Sunday, your order will be shipped Monday with exception of holidays.
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- Why do you recommend stain and not paint for the Shuffleboard court?
- Stain penetrates into the pores of the concrete and won't peel like paint can. When numbering and lining the court, stain (because it penetrates the concrete) will not make a raised layer (when applied properly) for the discs to stop at while playing. Be sure to wipe off excess stain and not to allow the stain to dry on top of the concrete, this could result in it peeling later on. Drying time for stain, approx. 24 hours.
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- Will any kind of sealer and wax work on concrete shuffleboard courts?
- Our Arizona Gold Stripper, Sealer and no buff Wax are specially designed for concrete shuffleboard courts. We know that these do work.
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- Will AZ Gold products work on asphalt?
- No. AZ Gold products (Stripper, Sealer and Wax) is formulated for concrete shuffleboard courts only.
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