Well. Here's the resonable questions that one would like to have answered:
If it's CRT... none of these digital questions matter
The CRT mixes are more like proper art, where the digital ones are more like
a science. Some things never change.
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Here we go.
I will target the specific projector for you, in a custom mix.
What kind of bulb type does the unit have?
what is the bulb wattage rating ?
what is the lument count?
what is the contrast ratio?
and what kind of screen size are you going to use?
Whast do you percieve the projector to have in the way of color balance in it's presentation?
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General questions:
What is Screen Goo, and what can it do for me?
ScreenGoo is a high grade screen design system, with metered applications systems, for both novice and professional. It can allow one to create virtually any projection surface desired.
What kind of quality does the product represent?
It represented within the highest level of product design for it's given market. It is unsurpassed in it's ability to have one state that they have never worked with a finer product of it's type. Not just one person, but every single person who has handled it.
What can I do with it?
With it one can design their own screen design, quality, size, complexity, etc. Unlimited amounts of variance is inherent within the design. Uselful, but, as well, metered amounts and premix allow for very repeatable results. For multiple commercial installations, for example, onsite recall of design parameters can replicate custom designs. Totally controllable screen gain. In any direction.
How easy is it to work with?
Prepare surface. Apply to surface. Air dry, or force dry. Your choice. You can roll, you can spray. You can do thick layers, you can do thin multiples... and for fun, gain adjust each. Rolling works fine. Rolling can provide excellent results.. well within the commercial grade of quality. Spraying works best, and produces very, very nice results.
How long does it take to dry?
ScreenGoo can take up to a month to dry properly. This is not a bad thing, it is a good thing. The quality of the designs means that it has some curing time..and is not dangerous to be around. Two weeks is about the shortest proper normal temp drying time you will ever see. You can watch the drying process. First it will be milky and glare and then... slowly clear.... and drop in gain, and achieve proper balance, according to the screen design in question.
What kind of surface should it be placed on?
A clean smooth surface, of color balanced and dedicated design. A old screen, cleaned, is useful for this purpose. Curtain black drop may be used, but is not really that mallable. ScreenGoo is very tolerant of handling when dried, depending on design.
How flexable is it?
ScreenGoo has a very high break point when stretched. It is at the 300% point in some designs. Most screens created will handle infinite fleaxability of the surface, without cracking, for a very extended period of time. Quite easliy beyond the expected lifespan of a given screen.
What kind of damage can it handle?
Depending on the design, it can handle large amounts of the kind of damage a average screen would get. Basically, a pretty decently tough surface, but one still has to treat it with respect. Many designs can be easily cleaned, with clean water and a rag.
How high quality of a surface can you create with it?
As high a surface quality that is available in the art of screen design. But not averaged in design, but perfected in design for your specific application. This sort of targeting is critical for getting the best from a given projection device.
Remember, a screen is fully half the viewing consideration. It is what you are looking at, not the projector. Please don't forget that. On site, it brings specific application synergy. An audiophile analogy, would be like it finally being possible to move the speakers around to better positions in the room.
What kinds of surfaces are available?
Right now?
ScreenGoo Primer
ScreenGoo CRT mix.
ScreenGoo Digital mix
ScreenGoo Digital Primer
What kinds of grey screens can be made?
Any kind you like, with any combination of specs. Any grey level %, and any gain. Soon, there will be different grey mixtures available, with specific targets in design. The greys are targeted neutral at this time. This will change and open up in variance, sepcifically on demand.
How many square feet of coverage can one expect from a given quantity?
As much as you think you can get... we will post average guidelines, but results wil always vary, and some are creative. The average for 1 liter of Primer, and Goo, is about 36-48 sq. ft.
What is the price of the product?
The Digital Grey, and CRT mix are each $100US per liter.
The primers are $20 per liter each. And , well, basically are essential, so, are kinda reccomended.