How wide are the lines?
2”

Is the Ronan Easy Court easy to use?
Yes! No measuring is needed. It folds out and lays flat very easily with the All- in-One locator, you will be completely confidence with the position.

Is one can of paint enough to do a complete key and free throw line?
All surfaces absorb paint differently, however on smooth cement one can of paint will provided a very nice line for a complete key or 3-point line.

Is the line crisp and clean with no over spray?
Yes, Yes, Yes, the kit comes with a “goof proof” spray box. The box has a cut out bottom and holds the stencil down tight and prevents overspray as you spray inside the box.

What if my court is not wide enough for complete 3-point line?
Start at the top center of the key and fold out the 3-point stencil to one side then the other.

How far out is the front of the backboard from the baseline?
4 feet

What if after I get the kit I am not satisfied?
We will refund your money less shipping. However in the past 4 years we have not had any returns.

Can I buy upside down spray paint any where else?
Yes. You may have to call around.

Does Ronan Sports have any other products?
We have a personalized stencil to identify the name of your court with a logo. We also have a graphics design sign shop in which virtually anything can be produced to personalize your court, backboard and playing area.

I bought another court marking system and I don’t like it what should I do?
Take a picture of it, email it to us and we will give you a $20.00 discount.

How many courts can I do with one kit?
We have used a kit up to 15 times.

What kind of paint is it?
Solvent based upside down stripping paint intended for hard surfaces such as concrete or asphalt.

Can I get complete continues lines?
Yes. After you spray paint the kit in place, simply slide the stencil into a different position over the lines and spray in the gaps.

Do you have boundary lines available?
You can order it separately for $49.95.

The kit is equivalent to what regulation court?
High school and NCAA (the NBA court 3 point line has a larger radius arch).