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Four professional-grade coating systems engineered for every surface and application. Manufacturer-direct since 1975.

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26Standard Colors
4Coating Systems
18Stencil Patterns
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Each system is purpose-built for specific substrates and performance requirements. Select a system to learn more.

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All Deck
Sure-Foot
Sports Court
Hi-Flex Plus
SystemBest ForSubstratesKey FeatureFire Rating
All DeckBalconies, pool decks, parking structures, roof decksPlywood, concrete, magnesite, cement board, metal, tileFiberglass-reinforced waterproof membraneClass A & B
Sure-FootWalkways, patios, pool decks, stairs, drivewaysConcrete, asphalt, tile, terrazzo, epoxy-stone, flat roofsDecorative slip-resistant finish, 26 colors, 18 stencil patternsβ€”
Sports CourtTennis courts, basketball courts, multi-sport surfacesConcrete, asphaltModified finer aggregate, spray-only, uniform playing surfaceβ€”
Hi-Flex PlusRoof decks, plywood substrates, high-movement areasPlywood, concreteFlexible membrane with enhanced crack-bridgingClass B
All DeckClass A & B
Best ForBalconies, pool decks, parking structures, roof decks
SubstratesPlywood, concrete, magnesite, cement board, metal, tile
Key FeatureFiberglass-reinforced waterproof membrane
Sure-Foot
Best ForWalkways, patios, pool decks, stairs, driveways
SubstratesConcrete, asphalt, tile, terrazzo, epoxy-stone
Key FeatureDecorative slip-resistant finish, 26 colors, 18 stencil patterns
Sports Court
Best ForTennis courts, basketball courts, multi-sport surfaces
SubstratesConcrete, asphalt
Key FeatureModified finer aggregate, spray-only, uniform playing surface
Hi-Flex PlusClass B
Best ForRoof decks, plywood substrates, high-movement areas
SubstratesPlywood, concrete
Key FeatureFlexible membrane with enhanced crack-bridging

All Deck Coating System

The industry-standard fiberglass-reinforced waterproof deck coating. A multi-layered system that creates a seamless, fire-resistant, skid-resistant walking surface.

✦ Best for: Balconies β€’ Pool Decks β€’ Parking Structures β€’ Roof Decks
Compatible Substrates
  • Plywood and wood sheeting (3/4" CCX min.)
  • Concrete (new and existing)
  • Magnesite and diato
  • Cement board (Dens-Deck, Wonder Board)
  • Gypsum board
  • Metal surfaces (with rust-inhibiting primer)
  • Ceramic and clay tile
  • Asphalt (3-4 month cure required)
  • Previously coated surfaces
  • Epoxy-stone and birdseed surfaces
Key Benefits
  • Class A fire rating (non-combustible substrate)
  • Class B fire rating (combustible substrate)
  • CSFM Listed: #4175-1220:0100
  • LADBS Research Report: RR 24309
  • Seamless waterproof membrane
  • Withstands ponding water up to 3 weeks
  • 26 standard colors + custom options
  • 18 decorative stencil patterns
  • Multi-color treatments and faux finishes
  • 5-year shelf life on most products
Application Steps
1Surface Prep & Repair
2Seam Metal & Patching
3Fiberglass Mat & Laminating Resin
4Textured Basecoat
5Finish Resin
Technical Specifications
ProductCoverage RateDrying TimeApplication
Laminating Resin40–60 sq ft/gal (35 sq ft/gal for Class A/B)4–6 hoursRoll (9" x 3/4" nap roller)
Textured Basecoat Kit100 sq ft/kit2–4 hoursRoll, Spray, or Trowel
Finish Resin125 sq ft/gal~1 hourRoll (9" x 3/4" nap roller)
Patching Compound250 sq ft/galVariesTrowel / Putty knife
Fiberglass Mat1:1 coverage (50" wide, cut to length)β€”Lay & laminate

πŸ”₯ Fire Rating Requirements

Class A: Apply over non-combustible substrate (concrete, cement board, gypsum board, magnesite) using 2 oz. Fiberglass Mat at 35 sq ft/gal laminating resin coverage.
Class B: Apply Bio-Control Prime & Seal over combustible surface (plywood), use 2 oz. Fiberglass Mat at 35 sq ft/gal coverage.

Sure-Foot Decorative Finish

A two-component decorative coating system that provides an attractive, uniformly textured, seamless, cooler-than-concrete, safer walking surface. Ideal for resurfacing existing concrete without waterproofing requirements.

✦ Best for: Walkways β€’ Patios β€’ Pool Decks β€’ Stairs β€’ Driveways
Compatible Substrates
  • New and existing concrete (4-6 week cure for new)
  • Asphalt (3-4 month cure for new)
  • Ceramic and clay tile
  • Terrazzo
  • Epoxy-stone surfaces
  • Flat roofing materials
Key Benefits
  • 26 standard colors + custom colors available
  • 18 standard stencil patterns (4' x 8' reusable)
  • Cooler-than-concrete surface temperature
  • Slip-resistant textured finish
  • Multi-color treatments and faux finishes
  • Confetti Finish and Splatter Finish options
  • Trowel or spray application methods
  • Antimicrobial additive available
  • Touch-Up Kits for easy maintenance
Application Steps
1Surface Prep & Repair
2Textured Undercoat (Trowel or Spray)
3Top Coat (Color)
4Optional: Stencil / Confetti / Splatter
Technical Specifications
ProductCoverage RateDrying TimeApplication
Textured Undercoat100 sq ft/kit2–4 hoursTrowel or Spray
Top Coat (Finish Resin)125 sq ft/gal~1 hourRoll (9" x 3/4" nap roller)
Patching Compound250 sq ft/galVariesTrowel / Putty knife

Sports Court Grip System

A specialized coating system using modified finer aggregate for a uniform playing surface. Spray-only application ensures consistent texture across large court areas.

✦ Best for: Tennis Courts β€’ Basketball Courts β€’ Multi-Sport Surfaces
Compatible Substrates
  • Concrete (new and existing)
  • Asphalt (3-4 month cure for new)
Key Benefits
  • Modified finer aggregate for uniform texture
  • Spray-only application for consistency
  • Multiple color options for court markings
  • Slip-resistant playing surface
  • UV-stable finish resists fading
  • Designed for high-traffic athletic use
Application Steps
1Surface Prep & Repair
2Acrylic Filler Coats
3Textured Color Coats (Spray)
4Line Marking

Hi-Flex Plus System

An elastomeric membrane system with enhanced crack-bridging capabilities. Designed for roof decks and plywood substrates where structural movement is a concern.

✦ Best for: Roof Decks β€’ Plywood Substrates β€’ High-Movement Areas
Compatible Substrates
  • Plywood (3/4" CCX min.)
  • Concrete (new and existing)
  • OSB (oriented strand board)
Key Benefits
  • Class B fire rating (combustible substrate)
  • Enhanced crack-bridging membrane
  • Flexible β€” accommodates structural movement
  • Waterproof membrane system
  • 26 standard colors available
  • Suitable for occupied spaces below
Application Steps
1Surface Prep & Repair
2Bio-Control Prime & Seal
3Hi-Flex Membrane Coats
4Textured Basecoat
5Finish Resin

πŸ”₯ Fire Rating

Class B: Achieved over combustible substrates (plywood) with Bio-Control Prime & Seal base coat and Hi-Flex membrane system.

Certifications & Approvals

Independently tested and approved by California's leading fire and building authorities.

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CSFM Fire Listing

California State Fire Marshal β€” Listed as Class A or B roof covering. Category 4175: Roof Covering (Miscellaneous).

#4175-1220:0100
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LADBS Research Report

City of Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety β€” General Approval for exterior walking decks and Class B roofing system.

RR 24309 (CSI 07180)
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ICC-ES Evaluation

International Code Council Evaluation Service β€” Compliant with IBC and IRC building codes for waterproof deck coatings.

ICC-ES Compliant
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SB 326 / SB 721 Ready

Products meet California's elevated exterior element inspection requirements for condominiums (SB 326) and apartments (SB 721).

Compliance Verified

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything contractors and property managers need to know about AllDeck coating systems.

Which coating system do I need for my project?

Choose All Deck for waterproofing balconies, pool decks, parking structures, and roof decks over plywood or concrete. Choose Sure-Foot for decorative resurfacing of walkways, patios, stairs, and driveways where waterproofing isn't required. Choose Sports Court Grip for tennis courts, basketball courts, and multi-sport surfaces. Choose Hi-Flex Plus for roof decks and plywood substrates where enhanced crack-bridging and flexibility are needed.

What is the difference between Class A and Class B fire rating?

Class A is achieved when the All Deck system is applied over non-combustible substrates (concrete, cement board, gypsum board, magnesite) using 2 oz. Fiberglass Mat with Laminating Resin at 35 sq ft/gal coverage rate. Class B is achieved over combustible substrates (plywood) with Bio-Control Prime & Seal, 2 oz. Fiberglass Mat, and Laminating Resin at 35 sq ft/gal coverage rate. Both are CSFM Listed under #4175-1220:0100.

What substrates can the All Deck system be applied to?

The All Deck Coating System adheres to: plywood and wood sheeting (3/4" CCX minimum), concrete (new and existing), magnesite and diato, cement board (Dens-Deck, Wonder Board), gypsum board, metal surfaces (with rust-inhibiting primer like Zero-Rust), ceramic and clay tile, asphalt (3-4 month cure required), previously coated surfaces, and epoxy-stone/birdseed surfaces.

How much material do I need per square foot?

Coverage rates vary by product: Laminating Resin covers 40-60 sq ft/gal (35 sq ft/gal for fire-rated applications). Textured Basecoat covers 100 sq ft/kit. Finish Resin covers 125 sq ft/gal. Patching Compound covers 250 sq ft/gal. Fiberglass Mat is 1:1 coverage (50" wide, cut to length) plus 10% waste. Use our Project Calculator for exact quantities.

What temperature range is required for application?

Do not apply AllDeck materials if the ambient (air and surface) temperatures are below 50Β°F, or will drop below 50Β°F while the material is drying. For best results, temperature should be above 55Β°F. In cold weather, you can tent the work area and use space heaters to maintain temperature. High humidity may slow drying/curing time. Do not apply materials when inclement weather is imminent.

How long does the All Deck system take to cure?

Full curing time is approximately 3 weeks. Weather conditions may prolong the curing process. The coated surface can be walked on as soon as it is dry to the touch, but no heavy objects (lawn furniture, large planters, or cars) should be placed on the surface until the coating is fully cured. Thicker than recommended applications may feel slightly tacky until fully cured.

Can the All Deck system withstand ponding water?

Yes. The All Deck Coating System can withstand ponding water for up to three weeks. However, it is not designed to be permanently submerged in water. It is important to properly grade all surfaces to achieve maximum drainage and eliminate standing or ponding water. Slope/grade decks at least 1/4" per lineal foot toward drains, scuppers, or the deck's edge.

How do I prepare a concrete surface for coating?

Clean the surface to remove all mildew, mold, grease, oil, dust, powder, or wax film with AllDeck Deck Cleaner, TSP, or other mild detergent. Rinse thoroughly and let dry. Concrete with a hard, slick surface must be etched with a solution of at least one part muriatic acid and three parts water. Rinse thoroughly with clean water. Use Bio-Control Prime & Seal on hard, slick, porous, or lightweight concrete to promote bonding. New concrete should cure for 30 days before applying the system.

What is the CSFM listing number for AllDeck products?

The AllDeck Coating System is CSFM Listed under #4175-1220:0100 β€” California State Fire Marshal, Category 4175: Roof Covering (Miscellaneous). It is listed as a Class A or Class B roof covering depending on the substrate. Additionally, it holds LADBS Research Report RR 24309 (CSI 07180) from the City of Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety.

Is the AllDeck system compliant with SB 326 and SB 721?

Yes. AllDeck products meet California's elevated exterior element inspection requirements under SB 326 (condominiums, effective 2025) and SB 721 (apartments, already in effect). The system provides waterproof membrane protection for balconies and elevated walkways that are subject to these inspection mandates. Our Compliance Navigator can help determine your specific requirements.

How do I clean an AllDeck coated surface?

Clean with a stiff bristled pushbroom and AllDeck Deck Cleaner, mild detergent (like Cascade), light abrasive cleaner, diluted bleach, or common household cleaners. Allow cleaning agent to sit on dampened surface for at least 30 minutes before scrubbing. Rinse with ordinary garden hose and low pressure water. Do NOT use mechanical cleaning devices, high pressure water, power blasting, or citrus/solvent based cleaners (409, MEK, acetone, lacquer thinner).

What colors and decorative options are available?

AllDeck offers 26 standard colors plus custom color options. Decorative options include: multi-color treatments, faux finishes, 18 standard stencil patterns (4' x 8' reusable polyethylene), Confetti Finish (broadcast dry particles), and Splatter Finish. Colors can affect surface temperature β€” dark colors are hotter than light colors, and medium colors show less dirt. Multi-colored surfaces help camouflage dirt and repairs.

What is the difference between Sure-Foot and All Deck systems?

All Deck is a full waterproofing system with fiberglass-reinforced membrane β€” use it when waterproofing is required (above occupied spaces, balconies, roof decks). Sure-Foot is a decorative resurfacing system without waterproofing β€” use it for on-grade concrete surfaces (walkways, patios, driveways, pool decks) where you want an attractive, slip-resistant finish but don't need waterproofing below.

How do I repair bubbles in an existing AllDeck coating?

For small bubbles (no larger than a half dollar): cut out, patch in, and feather out with two thin coats of AllDeck Patching Compound. For larger bubbles: use a hypodermic syringe to inject AllDeck Hypo Mix. Hammer a nail through the coating at an angle on all four sides of the bubble (as breather holes), inject a small amount of adhesive, apply pressure to work it around, then place heavy plastic and a weight until bonded. For large unbonded areas: completely remove and re-fiberglass using the double-cut repair method.

What is the shelf life of AllDeck products?

Most AllDeck products have a 5-year shelf life when stored properly. Keep materials from freezing while in containers. Store in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight. Always stir/mix contents of containers thoroughly before applying. Check batch numbers on all containers of Finish Resin before using β€” batch numbers should match to ensure color uniformity.

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