DuraMark White Outdoor Pavement Marking Tape 2" x 150' – No Residue, Waterproof Line Tape for Asphalt & Concrete – Reflective Glass Beads, Anti-Slip Surface for Basketball, Tennis, Driveways

DuraMark Court Tape is a high-performance line marking solution designed specifically for sports court layouts. Made from high molecular flexible polymer, this premium tape is ideal for applications like marking pickleball courts on concrete driveways or setting up boundary lines on asphalt basketball courts. It combines durability, flexibility, and easy removability, making it a reliable choice for both temporary and semi-permanent court setups. Unlike standard vinyl or low-cost plastic tapes, DuraMark is engineered to withstand daily wear and harsh weather conditions. The advanced polymer material adheres smoothly to rough or uneven surfaces, resisting curling, cracking, or peeling. Its bright yellow finish, enhanced with reflective glass beads, offers high visibility in both daylight and low-light settings—improving safety and game accuracy. This tape is widely used for pickleball court installations on driveways, tennis courts, and parking lots. It’s also perfect for laying out basketball, tennis, or badminton court lines for seasonal or recreational play. DuraMark is a versatile option for parks, schools, fitness zones, event planners, and multi-sport community spaces where painted lines are not suitable. Whether you’re a homeowner, athletic coach, or facility manager, it delivers clean results without damaging the underlying surface. Specifications: The tape is made from high molecular flexible polymer and features a polyurethane coating embedded with reflective glass beads. It uses a rubber-based, pressure-sensitive adhesive, making it compatible with a variety of surfaces including asphalt, pavement, and concrete—both indoors and outdoors. The material thickness is approximately 0.6 mm. Application Instructions: Begin by cleaning and drying the target surface. Measure and mark your layout, then firmly press the tape down on asphalt, concrete, or pavement. For best results, use a roller to apply pressure evenly and allow the tape to settle for a few hours before using the area.