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A TECHNICAL GUIDE TO PROPER GAMELINES & LOGO APPLICATION
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Applying Game Lines and Logos

Mar 10, 2016

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This eBook shows the basic steps to painting on game lines and logos to a hardwood athletic floor.
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A TECHNICAL GUIDE TO PROPER

GAMELINES & LOGO APPLICATION

Page 2: Applying Game Lines and Logos

Horner Flooring is the oldest and longest-standing member of the Maple Flooring Manufacturers Association (MFMA), with maple sports flooring roots dating back to 1891 – the same year the game of basketball was invented by Dr. James Naismith.

www.hornerflooring.com

@HornerFloor

http://www.facebook.com/HornerFlooring

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A TECHNICAL GUIDE TO PROPER GAMELINES & LOGO APPLICATION

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4 First Step

5 Floor Renderings

7 Line Preparation

9 Center Circle & Logo

12 Questions

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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After the client consults with Horner Flooring and selects a floor system based on their needs, the next step is the design phase – deciding what gets painted on top of the hardwood floor.

CHAPTER 1: FIRST STEP

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The client is given many potential floor designs and decides on one.

CHAPTER 2: FLOOR RENDERINGS

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The client may also see many mascot color variations (all in accordance with their facility’s style guide) and must choose one design.

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CHAPTER 3: LINE PREPARATION

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Tape lines are put in place to mark off the area that will be painted or stained. All taped lines follow the official regulations for basketball lines.

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• Next, the court ends are stained or painted to achieve the correct look

• Here’s a view of the

finished stain.

• Here’s a look at the court end with the lines painted.

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Up next is the center design. The center circle is taped off according to basketball regulations.

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CHAPTER 4: CENTER CIRCLE & LOGO

Then, a special tape is laid so that the bulk of the mascot design can be stained with sharp edge lines.

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• The yellow tape is removed to prepare for the next step

• The accent paint is carefully added

• The tape is carefully

removed after the final color is added

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And that’s a great looking mascot! For more photos of Horner Floors and Installations and for more information about Horner’s flooring systems, check out Horner’s website at hornerflooring.com.

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Questions? Contact us!

Karl Borree - [email protected]

www.hornerflooring.com

@HornerFloor

http://www.facebook.com/HornerFlooring

A TECHNICAL GUIDE TO PROPER GAMELINES & LOGO APPLICATION