Floor Projector Screen Paint for Durable Floor Projection Surfaces

Floor Projector Screen Paint is made to be used in areas with average to high levels of light.

People who want to make a projection screen on the floor can use Floor Projector Screen Paint. Designed to deal with heavy foot traffic and light industrial equipment like forklifts.

Smart Floor Projector Screen Paint can be applied over existing floor paint, or onto bare concrete ( acid washing is recommended for new concrete). It is possible to make it Anti Slip Floor Paint, by adding a fine aggregate to the paint.

Yes, you can use Floor Projector Screen Paint with both 2D and 3D projectors, so it will work perfectly no matter what mode you use. By projecting a 3D image onto our paint, it instantly produces the desired effect, making the watching experience more immersive when coupled with 3-D glasses.

Gain indicates the screen's potential to reflect and magnify the brightness of the projected image. It measures how well the screen reflects light back into the viewer's eyes. The gain value is a ratio of the screen's reflecting power to a standard reference surface, which is typically a matte white screen with a gain of 1.0.

The gain value represents the number of reflecting lumens that the screen can give. A greater gain number indicates that more light is reflected back, producing a brighter image on the screen. In contrast, a lower gain value indicates less light is reflected, which produces a dimmer image.

A screen's gain value determines the width of its viewing angle. A screen with a greater gain will have a narrower viewing angle, requiring viewers to position themselves directly in front of the screen to get maximum brightness. A lower gain screen, on the other hand, has a broader viewing angle, allowing viewers to perceive a brighter image even when they are not directly in front of it.

It's vital to remember that the gain you choose is determined by the viewing environment & the experience you want. Ambient light, projector brightness, screen size, and audience seating arrangement are all factors that influence the ideal gain for a particular environment.

Gain influences the projected image's brightness and viewing angle quality. It controls how effectively the screen reflects light and influences the clarity & width of the viewing angle.

No, a higher gain projector screen does not necessarily imply better image quality. While it can produce a brighter image from some angles, it may reduce brightness from others. Higher-gain screens usually have a smaller viewing angle.

You may use a roller or a spray to apply any of our projector paints.

All paintable surfaces should be clean, dry, and free of debris. For new concrete floors acid washing is recommended prior to the application of the Smart Floor Projector Screen Paint.

Stir thoroughly before use. To achieve the greatest results, apply paint with a mohair or lint-free short pile roller sleeve. Allow 24 hours of drying before driving over it with equipment such as forklifts or pallet trucks.

Floor Projector Screen Paint is appropriate for use on concrete, wood, tiles, floor vinyls and other reasonably smooth surfaces.

Priming is not necessary.

Floor Projector Screen Paint is absolutely safe to use. Floor Projector Screen Paint has a low VOC, is solvent-free, devoid of PFOA & PFOS and has zero isocyanates.

It fulfills the highest environmental requirements and has been independently verified for VOCs. Wear the gloves included in the pack when applying Floor Projector Screen Paint. We recommend that you use gloves when applying any paint.

Floor Projector Screen Paint is completely free of isocyanates. Some products of lower quality on the market contain isocyanates, but none of our products do. Isocyanates are dangerous and ought to only be used by trained professionals following strict safety measures. Thats why at Smarter Surfaces we do not manufacture any products that contain Isocyanates.

Wear the gloves included in the pack when applying Floor Projector Screen Paint. Further, safety glasses should be used. As with any painting procedure, make sure that the room is well-aired.

Floor Projector Screen Paint is non-flammable and fire-rated, making it appropriate for use in schools and workplaces. Floor Projector Screen Paint has a very high flashpoint, exceeding 158 °F.

Yes, dry-erase paint is entirely safe to use in surrounding people and children because it is approved as a low VOC and classed as a low odor product. Floor Projector Screen Paint does not have any isocyanates, making it exceptionally safe to use around people of all ages.

As soon as it comes into touch with the skin, wash it off with warm, soapy water.

Use water to clean up any Floor Projector Screen Paint spills or tools.

Your floor projector surface may be cleaned with warm soapy water and mild detergent. You may also use harsher cleaning solutions to eliminate particular foot markings, but avoid leaving harsh chemicals on the surface for longer than necessary.