White Projector Screen Paint Pro

From AUD$318.00

White Projector Screen Paint Pro is the top-performing general use projection paint great for multi use situations and lighting conditions.

It’s the ideal solution for anyone looking to project high-quality images in meetings, lessons or presentations, designed to reflect bright, sharp and clear images in low to high ambient light situations.

  • Designed for meeting rooms, classrooms and workspaces
  • High performance projection surface designed to work in low-light and bright rooms
  • 5 year product guarantee
  • Developed, designed and tested for use with leading manufacturers such as Epson, BenQ, Sony, Panasonic, LG and Optoma Projectors
  • Eliminates hotspots
  • Apply the included white primer, then just two top coats.
  • Ready to use after just 24 hours
  • Great general use projection paint option 
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Smart White Projector Screen Paint Pro - Benefits

Superior Performance

Smart White Projector Screen Paint Pro delivers high-quality, bright, and clear images in any lighting condition, outperforming traditional screens.

Certified Gain Value & Semi-Gloss Finish

With a certified gain value of 1.24 and a semi-gloss matt finish, it provides excellent image reflection, tested and designed to work with all popular projectors.

Optimal Projection Capability

Project sharp and vibrant images in varying ambient light settings and prevent hot-spotting. Perfect for meeting rooms, classrooms and workspaces.

Subtle & Space-Saving Finish

Delivers a subtle projection option, preserving an elegant look within your environment. Offers limitless projectable surfaces, effortlessly tailored to suit your requirements.

Easy Application

Apply the provided white water-based primer, followed by two applications of White Projector Screen Paint Pro top coat to any even surface.

For Use With Projector Screen Paint

  • Projector Requirements: Interactive, HD, 4K, Standard Projectors
  • Minimum Recommended Lumen Value: 1,500 Lumens
  • Lighting: works in most rooms with with normal to high level ambient light
  • Compatible Surfaces: can be applied to fixed fabrics and is suitable for painting or refurbishing old screens, but not suitable for roll-up screens.

Projector Screen Paint Performance

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Smart White Projector Screen Paint Pro - Technical Specifications

Colour: White (RAL 9003)
Finish: Matt
Screen Size:

  • 4.5 m2 : 120” / 320cm at 16:9 Aspect Ratio
  • 25 m2 : 301" / 764.5cm at 16:9 Aspect Ratio

Volume:

  • 4.5 m2 :  880ml
  • 25 m2 :  5l

Coverage:

  • 4.5 m2 : 279 x 157 cm at 16:9 Aspect Ratio
  • 25 m2 : 667 x 375 cm at 16:9 Aspect Ratio

Environmental (exceeds all AUS standards): low VOC, solvent free, PFOA & PFOS free and isocyanates free
Odor: Very Low
VOC: Less than 0.44%
Certification: Independent Projection Performance Report – CREST, Gypsum Surface Finish Quality Standard of AUS Level Q4

Not certain which product suits your needs? We support with video calls, live chat, phone, and email. Take advantage of our free technical guidance and creative ideas for product recommendations to help you make the best choice. Confused about installation? We are available to assist and offer advice.

Kit Contents 4.5 m2

  • Smart White Projector Screen Paint Pro
  • Primer White tin
  • Roller Sleeve
  • Roller Handle
  • Stirring Stick
  • Application Guide

Kit Contents 25 m2

  • Smart White Projector Screen Paint Pro
  • Application Guide

Projector Screen Paint Pro Reviews

Aussie Foods - Canberra

Better than a projection screen, I have to say i was pleasantly surprised by the result and it definitely looks much sleaker than the fixed screens

Mary Black - Australian Forest Schools

Works very well with my 1200 lumen desktop. I would recommend it.

FM Manager - Royal Australian Airforce

We find these products to be excellent and we use to great effect we now have the projector paint installed in several locations where we are upgrading any AV screens or simulator equipment.

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FAQ's

3D projectors work by projecting two slightly different images which overlap on the screen. These images are passed through special optical filters which results in the light being polarised in a different way for each of the projections. When you view the two images through special 3D glasses, each lens blocks one of the images, meaning that your left eye sees one image and your right eye the other image.

It's therefore really important that the projection screen you use does not change the polarity of the light if you are using a 3D projector. All of our paint products are "polarity preserving" which means that the image you see will be exactly the same polarity as is intended, preserving the full 3D effect.

Once applied to your wall, our Projector Paints can immediately be used as a projection surface. Just set up your projector as desired and direct it towards the painted wall. Projector Screen Paints are compatible with most projectors such as interactive models. However, Projector Screen Paint Pro is not intended for outdoor projections.

Choose Smart Projector Screen Paint Pro for high-performance projection in an office or learning environment which natural light is present

The recommended lighting to use alongside Smart Projector Paint Pro is normal to high ambient light it will of course also work very well in low ambient light.

Gain denotes the screen's ability to reflect and amplify the brightness of the projected image. It functions as a measure of the screen's efficacy in reflecting light to the observer's eyes. The gain value measures the screen's reflectivity relative to a standard reference surface, usually a matte white screen designated with a gain of 1.0.

The gain value indicates the number of lumens that the screen can produce. A greater gain number signifies that more light is reflected, resulting in a brighter image on the screen. A reduced gain value leads to diminished light reflection, resulting in a darker image.

The gain value of a screen influences the viewing angle. Screens with high gain exhibit a narrower viewing angle, necessitating that viewers be situated more directly in front of the panel to attain optimal brightness. In contrast, displays with reduced gain provide an expanded viewing angle, allowing observers to perceive a brighter image even when not situated directly in front.

Choosing the right gain is essential and depends on the particular viewing setting and desired viewing experience. Factors including ambient light, screen size, projector luminosity, and seating arrangement all influence the optimal gain for a certain situation.

Gain influences the brightness of the projected image and the quality of viewing angles. It determines how effectively the screen reflects light and affects the clarity and scope of the viewing angle.

No, a higher gain projector screen doesn’t relate to superior image quality. Although it can offer a brighter image from certain perspectives, it may lead to reduced brightness from other viewpoints. Screens with higher gain usually exhibit a narrower viewing angle.

The typical gain for a projector screen is 1.0. It provides consistent brightness from all angles and visibility from various positions. However, the perfect gain varies based on personal preferences and specific surroundings. Weigh the advantages and disadvantages of high and low gain screens to figure out the best option for your requirements.

High gain screens present clear and visible images in well-lit environments, improve visibility in dim settings, reflect minimal light from surrounding walls and ceilings, and effectively minimize light from fabric screens resistant to typical lighting.

High gain screens offer a limited viewing angle for those not positioned centrally, necessitate that viewers sit directly in front of the screen for maximum brightness, may not provide sufficient brightness for larger audiences due to their restrictive viewing angles, and are not suited for outdoor viewing.

Low gain screens allow for a broader viewing angle suitable for larger crowds, evenly diffuse light across a wider area for a uniform viewing experience, and diminish projector brightness for indoor use.

Low gain screens are not optimal for outdoor usage because of their reduced brightness, can reject some light from the projector, and may lack sufficient contrast to display all images.

Blending projections is a widely used technique in various fields like artistic displays, theatres, and expansive presentations to create engaging visual experiences. To achieve seamless and integrated projections, selecting the right projection screen is essential. Our projector wall paint serves as an excellent option for blending multiple projections onto one surface. With its innovative formulation, our paint is designed to support the blending process and produce exceptional results.

Blending projections necessitates accurate colour representation, consistent brightness, and excellent light diffusion to ensure smooth transitions between projected images. Our projection screen paint is crafted with these requirements in mind, allowing for a cohesive and immersive display.

For large-scale projections, our projection screen paint eliminates the need for bulky and costly physical screens, offering a more versatile and economical solution for blending projections. Transform any environment into an immersive backdrop where multiple projections converge seamlessly, captivating your audience.

Our entire range of paints is compatible with both 2D and 3D projectors, ensuring optimal performance regardless of the projection mode. When projecting a 3D image onto our paint, it seamlessly delivers the intended effect, creating an immersive viewing experience when paired with 3D glasses.

You can apply Projector Screen Paint Pro by brush or spray,

Step 1 Make ready the surface by filling any imperfections with decorator filler, and once it has dried, sand the entire area.

Step 2 Apply two coats of Smart White Primer and once dry lightly sand the surface.

Step 3 Stir the Projector Paint Pro before use and using a link free smooth roller such as mohair apply two coats of the Projector Paint Pro.

Step 4 Allow the Projection Paint Pro to fully dry for 24 hours for best results

The Sound Absorption Coefficient (SAC) quantifies the amount of sound energy absorbed by a material when sound waves travel through it. We evaluate the SAC for a 12mm gypsum board, a widely used construction material.

The SAC can fluctuate based on the frequency of the sound waves passing through the material. Various frequencies of sound waves exhibit different wavelengths, which can interact with the material in distinct manners. As a result, the SAC values provided represent a spectrum, as the SAC will differ according to the frequency of the absorbed sound waves. In our evaluations, we noted the following outcomes:

Unpainted Board α = 0.04-0.07
Painted Board α = 0.04-0.07

The values listed are for both unpainted and painted 12mm gypsum boards. The α values of 0.04-0.07 for the unpainted and painted boards suggest the range of SAC values for these materials. This signifies that, when sound waves travel through a 12mm gypsum board, some sound energy will be absorbed by the material, with the extent of absorption falling between 0.04-0.07 depending on the sound wave frequencies. However, it also denotes that all our paints are acoustically transparent since there is no change from the standard board to the painted version.

Yes, Projector Screen Paint Pro is entirely safe to use. It is low in VOC, free of solvents, PFOA & PFOS, and contains no isocyanates.

Projector Screen Paint Pro adheres to the most stringent environmental standards. We recommend using the gloves provided in the kit during application, as with any paint product.

Projector Screen Paint Pro is completely free of isocyanates. As there are many lower-quality alternatives available, we do not incorporate isocyanates in any of our products, as they are hazardous and should only be utilized by trained professionals following strict safety guidelines.

While applying Projector Screen Paint Pro, use the gloves included in the kit. Additionally, safety glasses should be worn. Like with any painting activity, ensure the area is properly ventilated.

Projector Screen Paint Pro is non-flammable and has been certified for fire performance, making it suitable for usage in schools and offices. Its flashpoint is well above 158 degrees Fahrenheit.

Yes, it is entirely safe to apply projector screen wall paint around adults and children. It is certified as a low-odour and low-VOC product. Since it does not contain any isocyanates, it is extremely safe for use in the presence of people.

If paint comes into contact with the skin, rinse the affected area with warm soapy water.

You have to clean up any tools and spills with water.

You can clean your surface with a standard dry cloth or a slightly damp one.

This depends on a number of factors such as projection equipment, amblient light and what type of use such as video conferencing or movies for example. Projector Screen Paint Pro is designed for use in normal to high ambient light and white (RAL 9003) is the best option unless you have specific projector surface requirements and powerful projection equipment

Smart Projector Screen Paint Pro reflects 7.8mW.

Projector Screen Paint Pro boasts a gain value of 1.24 at a 90-degree viewing angle. It is our top-performing projection product.

Smart White Projector Screen Paint Pro Installation

White Projector Screen Paint Pro is a flexible choice suitable for a variety of surfaces, including plaster, wallboards, metal, concrete, wood, and composites, although it is meant for indoor use only.

Before you start painting with the projector paint, make sure the surface is clean, dry, and free of any loose materials. Measure the area you intend to paint and clearly outline it with masking tape. The paint can cover a maximum area of 279 cm x 157 cm (109.8” x 61.8”).

Start by applying two coats of the included White Primer. Before each coat, lightly sand the surface. Allow the primer to dry completely; this usually takes about 2-4 hours at 20° Celsius, ensuring the surface is smooth before moving on.

Before using the projector paint, stir it well to achieve the best results. To apply the paint, utilize a mohair or lint-free short pile roller sleeve. Apply two coats, allowing the first coat to dry completely before applying the second coat, which also takes around 2-4 hours at 20° Celsius.

If you would like to test the performance of our products, you can request a sample pack.

If you have any questions or need assistance, we take pride in offering outstanding customer service and support. Feel free to contact us.

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