I was in Kingston last week and stopped into local audio store "Just Hi Fi" and they were demoing a Yamaha DLP with some B/W speakers. They were using a dalite screen. It looked like a 1 or 1.3 gain screen to me but I might be off. Now the good part; leaning against the screen is two pieces of hardboard the the picture is also on. Both are better than the dalite. One is significantly brighter and still has more punch,shows more detail and appears to have more contrast. The salesman told me that it was goo and this one was CRT version. The other piece of wood was covered in the digital goo. The picture was so much better with far better details,much better apparent contrast and overall picture quality that it was as if a better projector was projecting just on that piece of goo painted hardboard. I have been following this forum for a while now and have been interested in this product. I have been close to ordering a couple of times but everytime the owner of the goo company (name slips my mind at the moment) answered someones email he would somehow push me farther away from ordering. I have now seen the stuff for myself. I was told it was applied with a roller, by someone with no special skills. The stuff is for real and is so far ahead of the many painted screens I have made with most of the paints that were commended here and are available at local stores that I will never even think about painting another screen with anything but this stuff. Take this review for what it is;just an enthusiast who stumbled on a product that amazed him. But I highly recommend that anyone close enough stop by Just Hi Fi and see for yourself. later mp