Upgrade Reusable Pickleball Court Marking Kit | Cardboard Stencil Paint for Driveway, Concrete - Regulation Backyard Pickleball Court

This worked perfectly. We turned our never used tennis court into a pickleball court. Can be us3d several times. Easy to put together all I used extra was painters tape to keep it together

THis is pretty nice. Yes, to get solid lines one needs to let the paint dry and then do it again. But for a quick court - it does what it's supposed to do...and I've reused it 4x.

NO INSTRUCTIONS. Also no instructions in print or video online. Set up in 20 minutes? Try 3 hours. Would’ve been happy with it if there was any kind of instructions whatsoever. It’s going in the dumpster and not getting reused.

If you want your court to be as close to official dimensions as possible this is NOT the kit for you. It’s easy and sturdy enough to paint good lines, but the length/width isn’t even close to official size (my kit was as much as 7” off. I had high hopes but my ol’ math teacher was right, all things map back to math, this inaccurate stencil is no exception.

Had to leave a review since there are currently only two that actually put any context as to why they are reviewing. I must say you can't get much easier than this to layout some solid looking PB lines. Takes no time and as long as you take good measurements and possibly a chalk line to make sure your square you will have no issues. I'm reviewing the half court kit (Pittsburgh Marker Half-court) which I see no point in buying the more expensive one when you can easily flip it to the other side while the first half is drying.One tip since this cardboard kit has some areas that the cardboard is not cutout leaving somewhat "notches" in the line. Once you get it all lined up and put the first coat of spray you can easily slide down "shift" the cardboard to expose the notches and then hit it with your spray paint. This worked great to give us a nice clean solid line with no notches. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend this for anyone wanting a professional looking court.

The media could not be loaded. I was a little surprised when I opened the box (on the wrong side… make sure to look at the arrows and open it the right way) and didn’t see any instructions. However, I was mistaken. As I turned over each stencil, I found pictures indicating where each of the five pieces goes. The stencils were sturdy when laying them out, and each piece was correctly sized. Just remember to overlap the middle line and the kitchen line by a couple of inches to get it perfect.It took less than five minutes to lay everything out, making it very simple. This is the perfect kit for our backyard pickleball court. Overall, a great find!