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THE PERFECT COMBINATION of CUSHIONED COMFORT and PLAYABILITY California Sports Surfaces (CSS) Is a Team of the Most Prestigious Sports Surfacing Brands THE PERFECT COMBINATION OF CUSHIONED COMFORT AND PLAYABILITY California Sports Surfaces (CSS) is a team of the most prestigious sports surfacing brands. Rebound Ace is a CSS brand with a long, decorated history and renowned world leader in cushioned acrylic surface systems. With strikingly vivid and long lasting colour finishes, the Rebound Ace range has options to suit all your sport surfacing requirements. From the durable, colour fast Synpave over asphalt or concrete, through to Rebound Ace GS8 for 8mm of pure cushioned comfort, Rebound Ace products provide high quality, low maintenance solutions for all indoor and outdoor sports. A HISTORY OF QUALITY AND RELIABILITY SYNPAVE REBOUND ACE GS8 1979 First production of Rebound Ace The long lasting premium acrylic coating over concrete or asphalt with Rebound Ace GS8 is the ultimate in cushioned sporting surfaces. With a sport surfaces excellent slip resistance and UV stability. shock absorbency rating of >23%, the GS8 is perfectly suited to players who prefer maximum comfort and reduced stress on the body. 1988 Official Surface of the Australian Open • Perfect ball bounce every time, no matter whether your game is 2000 Official Olympic Games tennis professional, club or social. • 7mm custom rubber shock pad for the highest level of player comfort surface – Sydney, Australia • Ideally suited to tennis, netball, basketball, futsal and general • Reinforced with fiberglass for added stability playground or multisport areas • Suitable for all individual or multisport courts 2010 Official Commonwealth Games tennis • An affordable surface with extremely low maintenance requirements surface – Delhi, India • Available in a portable court solution 2011 First professional tennis tournament (ATP) played on Rebound Ace Portable 2014 Official Asia Games tennis surface - Incheon, PRO CUSHION REBOUND ACE AIR CUSHION South Korea A liquid cushion surface system incorporating multiple layers of Designed for application over old and deteriorating surfaces, while rubber-filled acrylic beneath our high quality top coats. Tailor your retaining all the preferred playing characteristics of Rebound Ace GS8. desired level of cushion to your budget by selecting the thickness of cushion. • Ability to cover old cracked concrete and asphalt courts • Economic conversion to Rebound Ace Air Cushion from other ITF COURT PACE CLASSIFICATION • Pro Challenge – 8/9 Coat System (2-3mm) surface types As a member of the ITF Foundation, Rebound Ace • Pro International – 10 Coat System (3-4mm) • Extremely low maintenance endorses the use of the Court Pace Classification • Pro Premium – 11 Coat System (4-5mm) System. 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