Benefits of Using Ultra Short Throw Projector Screen Paint
Enhanced Short Throw Projection
Smart Ultra Short Throw Projector Screen Paint enables clear pixel resolution up to 4K Ultra HD in normal to high ambient light.Streamlined Setup for Productivity
Eliminate bulky screens for hassle-free setup in meetings, classrooms, and workspaces, promoting collaboration and productivity.Optimal Performance in Professional Environments
Tested for maximum projection quality, delivering sharp, bright, high-definition images with short throw projectors.Hassle-Free & Quick Application
Straight forward to apply, ensuring a polished and professional look in offices, workspaces, and learning environments.Environmentally Friendly and Certified
Our paints are an environmentally friendly option with low VOC levels compared to competitors. Isocyanate-free, ensuring safety during application in reasonably ventilated rooms.For Use With
- Projector Type: Short Throw
- Projector Requirements: Standard, HD, and 4K Projectors
- Minimum Recommended Lumen Value: 1,000 Lumens
- Lighting: works in most rooms with low to high level ambient light
- Compatible Surfaces: can be applied to fabrics and is suitable for painting or refurbishing old screens, but not suitable for roll-up screens.
Performance
- 4K & 8K Ultra HD Ready
- Gain Value @ 90 °: 1.21
- Viewing Angle: 140 degrees
- Certification: Independent Projection Performance Report – CREST
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Ultra Short Throw Projector Screen Paint - Technical Specifications
Colour: White
Finish: Matte
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 Australian standards): low VOC, solvent free, PFOA & PFOS free and isocyanates free
Odor: Very Low
VOC: Less than 0.09%
Certification: Independent Projection Performance Report – CREST, Gypsum Surface Finish Quality Standard of EU Level Q4
Feeling overwhelmed by choices? Let us make it easy for you. Whether it’s a video call, live chat, phone, or email, our experts are on hand to offer free technical advice, fresh ideas, and personalised product recommendations. Need guidance with installation? We’ll walk you through it step by step.
Kit Contents 4.5 m2
- Smart Ultra Short Throw Projector Screen Paint
- Roller
- Roller handle
- Stirring Stick
- Application guide
Kit Contents 25 m2
- Smart Ultra Short Throw Projector Screen Paint
- Application guide
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FAQ's
So here’s how it actually works :
• Sound Absorption Coefficient (SAC) : Measures how much sound a material absorbs when waves pass through it.
We tested a 12mm gypsum board that is a common wall material before and after painting and observed no changes in the results which were as follows :
Unpainted Board SAC : 0.04 - 0.07
Painted Board SAC : 0.04 - 0.07
This means our paint doesn’t interfere with sound absorption, therefore ensuring crystal-clear audio for your space. So whether it’s a home theatre, classroom, or office, your sound quality remains perfect, just as it should be.
Here’s why that actually matters :
• 3D projectors display two slightly different images, each with a unique light polarity.
• Special 3D glasses filter the images, so your left and right eyes see different pictures, thus creating depth perception.
• If the screen alters the light’s polarity, the 3D effect won’t work properly.
Our Smart Short Throw Projector Screen Paint is 100% polarity-preserving, thus ensuring the image stays exactly as intended. So your 3D visuals remain crisp, immersive, and true to life.
• Superior colour accuracy ensures a smooth transition between projections.
• Even light diffusion creates a flawless, uniform surface.
• No bulky, expensive screens needed. So you can just paint your surface and project.
With our advanced formula, you can turn any space into a massive, visually stunning display without the hassle of physical screens.
Additionally, here’s what you need to know :
• High gain screens reflect more light, thus making images appear brighter, but this comes at the cost of a narrower viewing angle.
• Low gain screens diffuse light more evenly, thus offering wider viewing angles but slightly dimmer images.
So choosing the right gain essentially depends on your room, lighting, and audience size.
• Reduces the viewing angle, therefore meaning only those sitting directly in front get the best view of the image.
• Can cause uneven brightness, making off-centre viewing less ideal.
A balanced gain of 1.0 – 1.3 is usually ideal for most setups.
• Room brightness : High gain is great for bright rooms, but low gain suits dim settings.
• Audience size : Large audiences benefit from low gain for wider angles.
• Projector brightness : A powerful projector pairs well with lower gain, while a dimmer one might need higher gain.
• Brilliant in Bright Spaces : Delivers clear visuals even in well-lit rooms.
• Enhanced Contrast in Dark Settings : Improves visibility in dim environments.
• Minimises Light Reflection : Reduces glare from walls and ceilings.
• Superior to Fabric Screens : Blocks unwanted ambient light for sharper images.
• Limited Viewing Angle : Best viewed from the centre as the side angles lose brightness.
• Restricted Seating Arrangement : Viewers must sit directly in front for optimal quality.
• Not Ideal for Large Crowds : Brightness diminishes for off-centre viewers.
• Unsuitable for Outdoor Use : Doesn’t perform well in open, uncontrolled lighting.
• Wider Viewing Angle : Perfect for larger audiences, thus ensuring everyone gets a clear view.
• Even Light Distribution : Provides a balanced, uniform image across the screen.
• Great for Indoor Use : Softens projector brightness for a comfortable viewing experience.
• Not for Outdoor Use : Struggles with brightness in open spaces.
• Some Light Loss : Doesn’t reflect as much light back, reducing projector brightness.
• Lower Contrast Levels : May not offer the same sharpness for all image details.
Mark out the area with masking tape and prime bare surfaces with Smart White Primer.
Stir the paint thoroughly before use. For best results, apply with a mohair or lint-free short-pile roller.
Additionally, we would like to mention that it complies with the highest environmental and safety standards, therefore making it safe for use in homes, offices, and even educational spaces. However, having that said, we recommend that you must wear your gloves that are provided in the kit during the painting application process. Also, as with any other painting process, it is always a good idea to take basic safety precautions such as ensuring proper ventilation during the application process.
Step-by-Step Guide for Applying Projector Paint
1. Preparing the Surface
Start by ensuring the surface is clean, dry, and free from dust or debris. If required, lightly sand the area to achieve a smooth, even base.
2. Defining the Projection Area
Measure and clearly mark the intended projection space using masking tape to achieve a precise boundary.
3. Priming for Best Results
For bare or unpainted surfaces, apply two coats of Smart White Primer and allow it to dry completely before proceeding.
4. Applying the Projector Paint
Thoroughly stir the paint before use. For an even, professional finish, apply it with a mohair or lint-free short pile roller.
5. Achieving a Flawless Finish
Apply two coats for best performance, allowing the first coat to dry completely before applying the second. Recommended drying time is 2–4 hours at 20°C.
Need Detailed Instructions? Download our Application Guide for a step-by-step walkthrough.
Want to Try Before You Buy? Well, just request us a sample pack to experience the product’s performance firsthand and we'll be happy to send it across.
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