Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint – HD Projection
From $350.00
Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint delivers deeper blacks, rich colours, and enhanced depth for immersive viewing in low-light indoor spaces.
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Eliminates hotspots
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- Commercial-grade projection performance with better black levels.
- High-contrast formula for low-light environments.
- Works with projector brands: Epson, BenQ, Sony, Panasonic, LG, and Optoma.
- Independently tested with CREST projection performance certification.
- Suitable for plaster, wallboards, timber, concrete, metal, and composite surfaces.
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Why Choose Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint
Designed with advanced layering technology for spaces that demand deeper blacks and stronger contrast in controlled lighting environments.
Black Levels & Superior Contrast
Advanced grey formulation delivering richer blacks and sharper image depth.
Designed for Low Ambient Light
Rejects unwanted light to maintain clarity and colour accuracy. It is ideal for dark rooms.
Maximum Projection Performance
Built for HD, 4K, 8K, and UST projectors for smoother, consistent visuals without hotspots.
Smooth Screen Finish
Create a fixed-frame style projection surface directly on your wall with no visible seams.
Safe & Reliable
Backed by independent testing, it is low VOC, solvent-free, and 100% isocyanate-free.
Technical Specifications
Colour
Grey
Finish
Matt
Odour
Very Low
VOC
Less than 0.36%
Gain Value @ 90 °
0.32
Viewing Angle
140 degrees
Projector Requirements
HD, Ultra HD, 4K and 8K Projectors
Minimum Recommended Lumen Value
2,000 Lumens
Lighting
works in most rooms with low-level ambient light
Coverage/Screen Size/Volume:
- 4.5m2: 120”/320cm at 16:9 Aspect Ratio, 880ml Top/Base Coat
- 25m2: 301"/764.5cm at 16:9 Aspect Ratio, 4.6l Top/Base Coat
4.5m2
- Base paint tin
- Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint
- Rollers
- Handle
- Application guide
25m2
- Base paint tin
- Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint
- Application guide
Environmental
Compliant to all Australian standards
Low VOC, Solvent-free, PFOA & PFOS-free and Isocyanate-free
Certification
Independent Projection Performance Report - CREST
Surface Quality
Gypsum Surface Finish Quality Standard of Level 5
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Estimated Delivery (Working Days):
AUS:
- Express: 2-3 days
- Free Shipping above $179: 5-6 days
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Use Cases
Home Cinema
- Theatre rooms
- Media rooms
- Basement cinemas
- Entertainment spaces
Gaming Rooms
- Console gaming setups
- Simulator rooms
- Streaming studios
- Esports training spaces
Commercial AV Spaces
- Private screening rooms
- Presentation suites
- Creative studios
- Corporate media rooms
Education & Training
- Lecture theatres
- Film & media departments
- Simulation labs
- Training auditoriums
Not sure if Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint is right for you?
Get expert guidance before you buy.
Transform your wall into an ultra high contrast projection surface. Smarter Surfaces experts are here to answer your queries and support you with all your needs.
How to Apply Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint
Follow these steps for a smooth, high-performing projection surface.
Step 1 - Measure & Prepare
Measure your screen area with masking tape. Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from loose material.
Step 2 - Apply Primer
Prime bare or untreated surfaces with one coat of White Primer, then lightly sand once dry.
Step 3 - Apply Base Coat
Stir well before use. Apply the first base coat with a mohair or lint-free short-pile roller, allow 2-4 hours to dry, lightly sand if needed, then apply the second coat.
Step 4 - Apply Top Coat
Apply the first top coat evenly using a mohair or lint-free short-pile roller. Allow to dry fully, then apply the second top coat.
Step 5 - Dry & Cure
Allow 24 hours to dry after the final coat before using the surface.
Watch Our Step-by-Step Video Application Guide
Suitable Surfaces
Transform any smooth surfaces into collaborative spaces
Walls & Plaster
Metal
Timber & Composites
Concrete & Masonry
See the Transformation
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Customer Testimonials
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FAQ's
General Product Questions
How do I use Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint?
Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint application process is easy. Once the paint has dried on your chosen surface, simply position your projector and aim it at the painted wall. So there's no fuss, but just brilliant visuals at your fingertips. Also, the innovative projector paint is compatible with most projector models, including interactive ones, and it adheres seamlessly to surfaces like plaster, wallboards, wood, metal, and concrete.
What surfaces can Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint be applied to?
Ultra High Contrast Grey Projector Screen Paint can be applied to any smooth surface, such as wallboards, plaster, timber, concrete, metal, and composites. It is for indoor use only and not suitable for outdoor use.
Application & Usage
Can I use this paint with both 2D and 3D Projectors?
Yes, indeed. Smarter Surfaces paints are compatible with both 2D and 3D projectors. Also, when paired with 3D glasses, the painted surface helps produce crisp, lifelike 3D effects without any distortion.
Can I apply Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint to fabric?
Yes, you can apply Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint to fixed fabrics or when refurbishing old screens, but it is not recommended for roll-up screens.
Surface Prep & Priming
Do we need to prepare the surface before applying Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint?
Yes, absolutely. For best results, apply the paint to a surface that’s already primed or painted. If you are working with a bare, untreated wall, then start with two coats of White Primer to create a smooth, even base for your projection masterpiece.
Cleaning & Maintenance
What should I do if I get paint on my skin?
Just wash your skin with warm, soapy water. It should come off easily.
What is the best way to clean up paint spills?
If you have spilled some paint, then simply use water to clean up any mishaps and rinse your tools once you’re done.
How do I keep my painted projection screen clean?
Your screen is easy to maintain. Just give it a gentle wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth, and it will stay looking sharp for all your presentations, movie nights, and all those fun gaming sessions.
Functionality & Performance
How do I determine the ideal gain for my projector screen?
The standard gain for a projector screen is 1.0, which ensures equal brightness from all sides and is visible from multiple angles. However, the ideal gain depends on the viewer's preferences and the specific environment. Consider the pros and cons of high and low gain screens to determine the best fit for your needs.
What’s the gain value of Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint?
Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint boasts a gain value of 0.32 at 90°, thus delivering superior image clarity with enhanced contrast. It is therefore perfect for dark-room viewing where vivid detail makes all the difference.
Why are Projection Paints acoustically transparent?
So acoustic transparency essentially ensures that sound passes through the painted surface without distortion. It is therefore perfect for home cinemas and auditoriums. The tests showed no difference in sound absorption between painted and unpainted gypsum boards (SAC α = 0.04-0.07), thus confirming that this paint maintains the original acoustic properties of the surface.
Safety & Environmental
Is Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint safe to use?
Yes, it’s completely safe. Smarter Surfaces paint is low in VOCs, free from solvents, PFOA, PFOS, and isocyanates. It meets the highest environmental standards and has been designed keeping your safety in mind. However, just remember to wear the gloves provided in the kit while applying the paint because safety comes first.
Is Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint free of isocyanates?
Yes. Unlike some inferior products on the market, the formula contains no isocyanates, which are a harmful substance that essentially requires professional handling and strict safety protocols. With Smarter Surfaces Projector Paints, you get top-quality performance without the hidden nasties.
What protective gear should I use when painting?
The gloves included in your kit are a must. We also recommend popping on a pair of safety glasses for extra protection. And don’t forget to keep the room well-ventilated to minimise exposure to paint odours - even though ours are low odour.
Is Ultra High Contrast Projector Screen Paint flammable?
Not at all. Smarter Surfaces paint is fire-performance certified and safe for use in schools, offices, and homes. It has a high flashpoint above 158°F (70°C), thus offering peace of mind alongside brilliant projection quality.
Can I apply the paint around other people?
Yes, it’s perfectly safe to apply around both adults and children. With low VOC levels, minimal odour, and no isocyanates, this paint ensures a safe environment, whether you are painting at home or in the office.
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