Murray Sporting Goods Basketball Court Marking Stencil Kit for Driveway, Asphalt or Concrete | Court Marking Stencil Spray Paint Kit for Backyard Basketball Court

With this kit and three cans of striping paint from your local hardware store, you can have a professional looking court in your driveway. It took me about 2 hours in total to complete this with one other person. The instructions are very clear, it just takes some time to get the measurements perfect. I wish I bought this years ago. If you are gentle with it this can be reused a few times.

We order this for our shop work a basketball goal that we already had in there. Took a couple of hours to paint then let it dry. It’s reusable too if you want to redo or loan out.

Did we get one that someone returned? This thing was terrible! The cardboard that it’s made of doesn’t have enough weight to lay flat on its own, several tabs were ripped off and there were lots of permanent bends that made it extremely difficult to work with. Bc it doesn’t stay down on its own, you have to be really careful about overspray when painting. The measurements also don’t line up how they’re supposed to, and, even if they did, the lines are dotted with uneven spaces between. I expected more for the price. I would’ve boxed it back up and returned, but we used so much tape trying to get it to work that it won’t fit. Very disappointed!

Shouldn’t be that expensive for Flemsy cardboard. You will only use once and the pieces were not very durable. Connecting pieces damaged but with a little tape we made it work.

Great Tool and Super easy to use!!!

I bought the stencils a couple of years ago and have used the same set for 2 applications now, and I think I can get at least 1 more application from them before they need to be replaced. The cardboard is a bit flimsy so you have to be careful with setup and disassembly, especially if you plan to reuse the set. You will get some bleed off in areas where the cardboard doesn't perfectly lay on your surface; however, with good painting technique, and using your own makeshift overspray box, you can make it come out ok. To get a solid line, without the stencil interruption marks, you have to take some time to go back and adjust stencils and then repaint. As the headline implies, as long as you don't expect perfection, then you'll be very satisfied with the result. It seems a little expensive for the quality; however, there's not much out there any cheaper and this is way better than trying to use tape, especially for the arc sections like the 3-point line.

This product is very cheaply made. It's way too expensive for cardboard cutout. The bottom does not connect so it's difficult to square up. The pieces were bent which caused the sides to NOT line up correctly. I had to take the pieces apart to get the foul line straight because of all the bent pieces.

Area not quite big enough to take advantage of...however looked very well made