Theater Screen Paint

[CRMA]

Does anyone have this in their theater or know someone who has used it? It seems like a lot to drop for something that might work.
http://www.paintonscreen.com/

[Blu-Dog]

Originally Posted by CRMA

Does anyone have this in their theater or know someone who has used it? It seems like a lot to drop for something that might work.

It works, and there's other products that are a bit cheaper.

http://www.goosystems.com/

It doesn't look good as standard paint, but it's fine for a screen.

[Eldorado]

Isn't that screen a little bit too curved?

[htgeek]

I've used "DIY" brand and it worked great,then my first projector crapped out (cheap dell). After I got my Panasonic a friend of mine who is in the business recommended flat white ultra bright paint ($35) and it looks fantastic! Sure, the grey paint on ,draws out a little more black level,but over all you don't sacrifice much. I painted on mdf and built a frame out of 1 by 4 and wrapped them in felt. Total cost $86 for a 100" screen.

[CRMA]

Thanks for the help. I wasnt sure how it looked.

[CRMA]

Originally Posted by htgeek

I've used "DIY" brand and it worked great,then my first projector crapped out (cheap dell). After I got my Panasonic a friend of mine who is in the business recommended flat white ultra bright paint ($35) and it looks fantastic! Sure, the grey paint on ,draws out a little more black level,but over all you don't sacrifice much. I painted on mdf and built a frame out of 1 by 4 and wrapped them in felt. Total cost $86 for a 100" screen.

How much did that screen weigh with the mdf? It must have been a ton!!

[FIDDYPOP]

I wonder how these compare to projector screens.