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When choosing the right whiteboard paint consider the surface how you will use the product and if you require additional functions like magnetic or projection and also if health and safety is a consideration. A good surface like a smooth plaster or gypsum wall is best for whiteboard paint. If the surface is poor you will need to prepare the surface first

Applying whiteboard paint is not very difficult. Step 1 prepare the surface, fill it with decorators filler, sand it smooth and apply minimum two coats of primer. Step 2 Mix the whiteboard, then apply evenly with a smooth lint free roller, check each area as you go to ensure no missed spots. Good preparation is key to creating a good whiteboard paint surface. Here is a helpful  
whiteboard paint application video

Projection paint is technical coating developed by Smarter Surfaces with unique paint technology to create a high performance projection screen surface with a paint on technology. These specialist coatings each have specific performance variables designed to optimise the projection surface depending on the ambient, type of projection equipment and surface. For example our  
short thnotrow projection paint
 has been designed to work with short thnotrow projectors and our  
gaming and movies projection paints
 are designed for gaming and movies depending on the level of ambient light the surface will be use.

Step 1 Surface preparation, the surface must be EU level 4 or USA level 5 finish standard which means the surface must be flat and defect free , gypsum or plaster board makes an excellent projection paint surface. Apply one primer coat, fill any defects and sand smooth the surface. Step 2 Apply a second primer coat and inspect for defects. Step 3 If your projection paint has a base coat apply this lightly sanding between coats. Step 4 Apply the first coat of your top coat projection paint with a lint free smooth roller, allow to dry and lightly sand with a fine sandpaper. Step 5 Apply your final coat of your projection paint and wait 24 hours before using.