🏀 Master the Court: Spalding Basketball Court Marking Kit for Precision and Perfection Review

Great idea! If only I could think of that! My son's basketball goal is right next to our street and last night I was able to completely paint the court for him in about 5 minutes using this kit. Being outside made photography much more fun and realistic for him! It was very easy to use. I have to buy more chalk when it's gone, but it's perfect for a start.

The size of the extended yard is completely wrong. For example, if the free throw line is 16 feet from the backboard, it should be 15. The key should be 6ft, but this product is 7ft. This is without string tension which if you pull the tension can get an extra 12 inches. This makes the product even less reliable. My suggestion is look at the dimensions, take your own string and mark your own dish.

TIPS! READ IT. I used it today and it's very easy to use and the concept is great. My first try, I thought it was 3pt. The line looked much further than 19 ft 9 in (high school distance). As a result, she grew 3-4 feet longer. The string stretches under load, which explains the inaccuracy. To fix this, my wife and I measured with a string. taught and I glued the last (navy blue) ring @ 19ft 9in onto the rope. After that I used it and it was much more accurate. It still costs money for minor…

Excellent quality, easy to use, no need to pay more than $50 when it works well. The only problem is that the rope "stretches" so it gets a little tricky when building a three-point line. Replace the leash with a rope that does not stretch or a high-strength leash. You still save money! Once you've drawn with chalk, use a leaf blower to gently remove the chalk while still being able to see the faint outlines. Using a 2 inch wide paint roller, use white rustoleum paint (1 quart is enough) and…

Best $8 I've Ever Spent! This thing worked like a charm. You can do it with a person like me just put a heavy rock or something at the end where the instructions tell you for someone else to hold it, it worked perfectly. After tracing the line with chalk, I used cardboard and cut out a rectangular stencil to spray paint on. Start to finish maybe two hours max, you could probably do it faster but I'm a bit anal with my straight lines :) PRO TIP: For what you see in the pictures I drew I used 3…