S-I-L-V-E-R on BOC?

If you already have a BOC surface that is "raw", the spray prime it with Kilz2. But doing so requires at least 3 coats, with light sanding after the first / second / third coats. Then a close inspection and a light duster final coat if necessary / desired. The surface must be completely free of defects, bumps, or irregularly covered areas.

It can be done if done very cautiously, because the non=primed surface of the TWH is slick...so the first Duster of S-I-L-V-E-R must be a very light, very quickly applied Duster so as to pepper the surface with Dots to act as "teeth" to hold on to subsequent applied Duster coats.

It is my opinion that when using S-I-L-V-E-R as opposed to Silver Fire, priming TWH is preferred so that three light sprayed coats of primer lightly sanded assure perfect paint adhesion on a perfect surface. Use Glidden Gripper Primer for this.

Over here is ALWAYS beer drinking temperature...

Shiner Blond is calling

Just as control over the spryer is recommended and required for a great looking screen... control drinking is also recommended and required to fully enjoy a cold one!!!

Far too few, actually.

Ample pre-liquidification is advised to promote a willingness to initiate action.

Consumption between coats (...the amount thereof...) is wholly dependent upon the required time for the screen to Dry. The initial Duster coats (1 & 2) usually allow for just a single 12 oz. quaff. Successive coats, taking longer to dry, allow for a more through wetting. (2 minimum)

If one but maintains a firm grasp on his tool, he should manage to get the job done. It's the direction you spray that must be taken into consideration.
Even so, over consumption of alcohol has been proven to be detrimental to performance to many...while being a decided asset to others.

Consumption of sub-par Brands can lead to unsatisfactory results. And it is always good to remember, the lighter the Room, the darker the brew.

If it is Guinness Stout, things might actually go dark sooner than expected.

No....mostly just a bad headache that prevents one from looking at bright objects, and leaves one with deep shadows under the eyes.

Only if you cannot effectively crank up the heat indoors to "get nekked" levels and squirt in a sub-tropical invironment.

Don't *burp* mention it.

yeah... that's the problem with 3D... it's MEANT to be immersive... so the bigger the better.

problem with those little sets/setups... is that i feel like 35 years ago... when i was a kid... only, watching
a motion version of 3D view-master in a shoe box

it's feels most real when the edges of the screen are nearly past my peripheral vision.