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I am currently using a 120” diagonal screen, with a stretched artists canvas as a substrate. It is painted with Sherwin Williams ProClassic smooth enamel Natural Grey.
The slight sheen of the satin finish has created a hot-spot dead center of the screen that is not terribly distracting, but I would love to eliminate.
So here’s the question:
Can I use a spray can-based dulling spray or matte finish sealer to reduce the reflective glare of the ProClassic? Has anybody ever done this to successfully decrease a hot-spot problem?
The slight sheen of the satin finish has created a hot-spot dead center of the screen that is not terribly distracting, but I would love to eliminate.
So here’s the question:
Can I use a spray can-based dulling spray or matte finish sealer to reduce the reflective glare of the ProClassic? Has anybody ever done this to successfully decrease a hot-spot problem?