Ultra HD Premium Screen Paint (Quart)

It really works and there is no loss of image quality.

I painted this screen on the wall for our Super Bowl party at church. There were a lot of imperfections. We patched up a bunch of holes on the and sanded them down for a smooth surface. Also decided to go with a coat of primer before we applied the paint to aid the process. Even when it dried the imperfections were seen. But boy, when we cut the projector on, THERE WASN'T A BLEMISH SEEN! The picture came in perfect! I used one can which was exactly enough for 2 coats on a 8x5 screen. Try it if you are considering. Definitely worth the money 💯🫡

I have never used a paint on screen before so it's hard to compare it with anything else. What I will say is the application was smooth looks good and works pretty well as a screen. It seems pretty expensive for paint but it looks and works better than budget projector fabric.

This paint works great in our family theater room! It shows the picture of games or movies really well! Well worth the money! I definitely recommend this product.

The screen paint turned out really great.I have used it on a 150” screen and have painted about 4-5 coats. The paint is thick and is definitely forgiving.By the end of 5th coat I felt like I messed up a bit and screen looked a little patchy but once it dried up fully in about 2 days, all the patches were gone and the screen looked great. I’m using a basic projector as I’m still shopping for a good projector. And even with such a basic projector the screen looked great.I’ve taken the paint can to local Home Depot before stated painting and they were nice enough to shake it for me.

I unfortunately did not open this to use until after the return date. As you can see in the picture it’s separated into a large hard chunk & some liquid. It was properly sealed. So disappointed, what a waste of money.

I did a 7'x10' wall and the quart was just enough for two light coats. It made a noticeable picture improvement over the flat white paint that was already on the wall. The colors are more true and the brightness is a big improvement. 3 tips for success:1. I would suggest taking it to a paint store to have it shaken because it is quite thick and I had a few clumps in it that I suspect were a result of me just hand shaking it.2. Get a 3/8" nap roller for smooth surfaces so the roller absorbs less of the paint.3. Use extra lamps/shop lights to really light up the wall, this will help make sure you have good even coverage.

It does a good job for my 4K projector. However, I was expecting an even more reflective surface.