Quick story:
I was trying to decide between a 16:9 or 2:35 screen before I bought the material..I decided to take down my old screen and paint a 2:35 screen on the wall to see if I liked it. I found paint that came close to the screen material I wanted to use, in shade and color..it was just an experiment..taped off the wall, painted it, and fired up my projector. I liked what I saw so much, I can't go back. It wasn't perfect by any means, but I realized I had so much control over my screen. I've experimented with different paint mixes and screen sizes and even though I'm happy with my latest screen, thanks to Mississippi Man, next up is your MaxxMud formula, I think it's called (I'm typing from memory which ain't to good at times
) for low lumen projectors (850). I found the link for the sprayer..never thought I'd go there, but this just too much fun. When I reach the end I'll post a pix!.
I was trying to decide between a 16:9 or 2:35 screen before I bought the material..I decided to take down my old screen and paint a 2:35 screen on the wall to see if I liked it. I found paint that came close to the screen material I wanted to use, in shade and color..it was just an experiment..taped off the wall, painted it, and fired up my projector. I liked what I saw so much, I can't go back. It wasn't perfect by any means, but I realized I had so much control over my screen. I've experimented with different paint mixes and screen sizes and even though I'm happy with my latest screen, thanks to Mississippi Man, next up is your MaxxMud formula, I think it's called (I'm typing from memory which ain't to good at times
) for low lumen projectors (850). I found the link for the sprayer..never thought I'd go there, but this just too much fun. When I reach the end I'll post a pix!.











