Defend your synthetic turf system from the growth of damaging bacteria, mold, mildew and algae with TurfD®—the only antimicrobial product in the world designed and tested specifically for use on synthetic turf. Microbial contaminants can affect the aesthetics and functionality of synthetic turf systems, causing staining, musty odors, restricted drainage routes, slippery algae growth and even black mold growth.
Using TurfD®Surface Preparation
Applying TurfD®Option 1: Using a Pump Sprayer
Option 2: Using a Conventional Trailer Sprayer
Usage GuidelinesTurfD® is available in the following sizes: 1 gallon, 5 gallons, 55 gallons and 320 gallons. Refer to the usage guidelines chart below to help best determine the amount of TurfD® that will best meet your specific needs. Please note a typical all-purpose synthetic turf filed used for football, soccer, lacrosse and field hockey is approximately 80,000 square feet.
Become a DistributorAs a distributor of TurfD® you will be able to offer a product that has no competition. It is the only EPA registered antimicrobial product in the world that has been specifically designed and independently tested for use on synthetic turf field systems. The most widely used antimicrobial product for synthetic turf, TurfD® has a long-history of success in the NFL, NCAA and hundreds of high schools across America. Coating Specialists’ has an experienced team dedicated to supporting its distribution partners with:
Private Label OpportunitiesCoating Specialists has the capacity and resources necessary to make TurfD® private labeling a tremendous opportunity for you. A private label agreement allows you to introduce an innovative new technology under your brand, offer competitive pricing, and control distribution. Our team will work with you to ensure the process is efficient and quality and regulatory standards are met. Contact us today to begin the process of offering TurfD® under your own brand name. |
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FAQQ: Can bacteria, mold, mildew and algae really grow on synthetic turf? A: Yes. A synthetic turf system provides the necessary conditions to foster microbial growth. |
| Q: Won’t UV light from the sun keep my synthetic turf free of any harmful microbial contaminants?
A: No. Aside from the fact that UV light isn’t enough to minimize the presence of microbes on synthetic turf, UV light doesn’t always reach every component of the field, such as crumb rubber. |
| Q: How is TurfD® affected by weather?
A: Once dried on the field, TurfD® creates an antimicrobial layer that is resistant to all weather conditions. |
| Q: Will regular turf maintenance processes or equipment damage the antimicrobial layer?
A: No. Basic debris removal, brooming and grooming of the field will not damage the TurfD® antimicrobial barrier. |
| Q: Will TurfD® run off of cause a negative impact to the environment?
A: No. TurfD® durably bonds to all the components of a turf system and will not come off. |
| Q: If I use TurfD®, does that mean I never need to clean my field again?
A: No. TurfD® creates an antimicrobial coating on turf that continually inhibits the growth of a wide range of microbial contaminants for three months. However, you should still clean and disinfect the field as you normally do to further enhance the effectiveness of TurfD® and maintain field hygiene. |
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