Ultra short throw projector screen paint

Ultra short throw projector screen paint kit

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Short Throw Projector Screen Paint

From $191.00

Smart Ultra Short Throw Projector Screen Paint has been designed specifically by Smarter Surfaces for use with short throw projectors in normal to high ambient light conditions.

It can clearly represent pixel resolution from standard projectors up to 4K Ultra HD. Perfect for meeting rooms, classrooms and workspaces, you can remove the clutter of projector screens with our short throw projector paint and minimize set-up requirements, so you can focus on collaborating and maintaining productivity.

Designed for meeting rooms, classrooms and workspaces
High performance projection surface for short throw projectors
5 year product guarantee
Developed, designed and tested for use with leading manufacturers such as Epson, BeneQ, Sony, Panasonic, LG and Optoma Projectors
Eliminates hotspots
Easy to apply 2 coats with simple application steps
Ready to use after just 24 hours
Wipeable – Damp cloth with water – no detergent

SKU: SSK-PROSHORT-CONF Category: Smart Projection Range

Description

Enhanced Short Throw Projection

Smart Ultra Short Throw Projector Screen Paint enables clear pixel resolution up to 4K Ultra HD in normal to high ambient light.

Streamlined Setup for Productivity

Eliminate bulky screens for hassle-free setup in meetings, classrooms, and workspaces, promoting collaboration and productivity.

Optimal Performance in Professional Environments

Tested for maximum projection quality, delivering sharp, bright, high-definition images with short throw projectors.

Hassle-Free & Quick Application

Quick and easy to apply, maintaining a sleek appearance in offices, workspaces, and learning environments.

Environmentally Friendly and Certified

Our paints are an environmentally friendly option with low VOC levels compared to competitors. Isocyanate-free, ensuring safety during application in reasonably ventilated rooms.

Ultra Short Throw Projector Screen Paint - Technical Specifications

Color: White
Finish: Matte
Screen Size:

48 ft² : 120” at 16:9 Aspect Ratio
270 ft² : 301" at 16:9 Aspect Ratio

Weight/Volume:

48 ft² : 2.62lbs / 29.75 fl oz
270 ft² : 14.51lbs / 169.07 fl oz

Coverage:

48 ft² : 110” x 62” at 16:9 Aspect Ratio
270 ft² : 262.6” x 147.6” at 16:9 Aspect Ratio

Environmental (exceeds all US standards): low VOC, solvent free, PFOA & PFOS free and isocyanates free
Odor: Very Low
VOC: Less than 0.09%
Certification: Independent Projection Performance Report – CREST, Gypsum Surface Finish Quality Standard of US Level 5

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FAQ's

With Smart Short Throw Projector Screen Paint, we recommend normal to high ambient lighting.

Smart Short Throw Projector Screen Paint is a solution for users looking to create an interactive projection screen for immersive learning or collaboration. Specially developed to be used with short throw and ultra short throw projectors, this short throw screen paint is suitable for classrooms, offices and meeting rooms with normal to high levels of ambient light.

The Sound Absorption Coefficient (SAC) is a measure of how much sound energy is absorbed by a material when sound waves pass through it. In our testing, the SAC is being measured for a 12mm gypsum board, which is a common building material.

The SAC can vary with the frequency of the sound waves that are passing through the material. Different frequencies of sound waves have different wavelengths, and these wavelengths can interact with the material in different ways. Therefore, the SAC values provided are a range of values, as the SAC will vary depending on the frequency of the sound waves being absorbed. In our tests we recorded the following results:

Unpainted Board α = 0.04-0.07
Painted Board α = 0.04-0.07

The values provided are for an unpainted 12mm gypsum board and a painted 12mm gypsum board. The α values of 0.04-0.07 for both the unpainted and painted board indicate the range of SAC values for these materials. This means that, when sound waves pass through a 12mm gypsum board, some of the sound energy will be absorbed by the material, with the amount of absorption falling within the range of 0.04-0.07 depending on the frequency of the sound waves. However, it also indicates that each of our paints are acoustically transparent as there is no deviation from the standard board to the painted one.

3D projectors work by projecting two slightly different images which overlap on the screen. These images are passed through special optical filters which results in the light being polarised in a different way for each of the projections. When you view the two images through special 3D glasses, each lens blocks one of the images, meaning that your left eye sees one image and your right eye the other image.

It's therefore really important that the projection screen you use does not change the polarity of the light if you are using a 3D projector. All of our paint products are "polarity preserving" which means that the image you see will be exactly the same polarity as is intended, preserving the full 3D effect.

When it comes to creating immersive and dynamic visual experiences, blending projections is a popular technique used in various applications such as art installations, theatres, and large-scale presentations. To achieve seamless and cohesive projections, the choice of projection screen plays a crucial role. Our projection screen paint offers an ideal solution for blending multiple projections onto a single surface. With its advanced formulation, our projector paint is specifically designed to facilitate the blending process and deliver outstanding results.

Blending projections requires precise colour accuracy, uniform brightness, and excellent light diffusion to ensure a smooth transition between the projected images. Our projection screen paint was developed with all these aspects, allowing you to achieve a cohesive and immersive display.

When it comes to large scale screens, our projection screen paint eliminates the need for cumbersome and expensive physical screens, providing a more flexible and cost-effective solution for blending projections. Transform any space into an immersive canvas where multiple projections merge harmoniously, captivating your audience.

Our entire range of paints is compatible with both 2D and 3D projectors, ensuring optimal performance regardless of the projection mode. When projecting a 3D image onto our paint, it seamlessly delivers the intended effect, creating an immersive viewing experience when paired with 3D glasses.

Gain refers to the screen's ability to reflect and amplify the brightness of the projected image. It is a measure of how effectively the screen reflects light back to the viewer's eyes. The gain value represents the ratio of the screen's reflective power compared to a standard reference surface, usually a matte white screen with a gain of 1.0.

The gain value indicates the amount of reflective lumens that the screen can provide. A higher gain value means that more light is reflected back, resulting in a brighter image on the screen. Conversely, a lower gain value means less light is reflected, resulting in a dimmer image.

The gain value of a screen also influences the width of the viewing angle. A screen with a higher gain will have a narrower viewing angle, meaning that viewers must be positioned more directly in front of the screen to experience the maximum brightness. On the other hand, a screen with a lower gain will have a wider viewing angle, allowing viewers to see a brighter image even if they are not directly in front of the screen.

It's important to note that the choice of gain depends on the specific viewing environment and the desired viewing experience. Factors such as ambient light, screen size, projector brightness, and audience seating arrangement all play a role in determining the optimal gain for a given situation.

Gain affects the brightness of the projected image and the quality of viewing angles. It determines how well the screen reflects light and impacts the clarity and width of the viewing angle.

No, a higher gain projector screen doesn't automatically guarantee a better image quality. While it can provide a brighter image from certain angles, it may result in diminished brightness from other perspectives. Higher gain screens typically have a smaller viewing angle.

The standard gain for a projector screen is 1.0, which ensures equal brightness from all sides and visible from multiple angles. However, the ideal gain depends on the viewer's preferences and the specific environment. Consider the pros and cons of high and low gain screens to determine the best fit for your needs.

High gain screens offer clear and visible images in bright settings, enhance visibility in dark conditions, reflect minimal light from walls and ceiling, and are effective in eliminating light from fabric screens resistant to general lighting.

High gain screens have a reduced viewing angle for viewers not in the middle, require viewers to sit directly opposite the screen for optimal brightness, may not be bright enough for larger audiences due to restrictive viewing angles, and are not ideal for outdoor viewing.

Low gain screens provide a more expansive viewing angle for larger audiences, diffuse light evenly across a wider angle for an equal viewing experience, and reduce projector brightness for indoor settings.

Low gain screens are not ideal for outdoor viewing due to reduced brightness, reject some light from the projector, and may not provide ample contrast to view all images clearly.

You can apply any of our Projector Paints using a roller or a spray.All surfaces to be painted should be clean, dry and free from loose materials fill and sand the entire surface ensuring its free from defects. Measure the area you wish to paint and clearly mark it using masking tape. Prime bare, untreated surfaces with one coat of Smart White Primer.

Stir the projector paint thoroughly before use. For best results, apply paint using a mohair or lint free short pile roller sleeve.

Smart Short Throw Projector Screen Paint is suitable for use on smooth surfaces such as plaster, wallboards, wood, metal concrete and composites. For interior use only.

We recommend applying Smart Short Throw Projector Screen Paint onto a previously primed or painted surface. Prime bare, untreated surfaces with one coat of Smart White Primer.

Yes Smart Short Throw Projector Screen Paint is completely safe to use and is low VOC, solvent free, PFOA & PFOS free and isocyanates free.

Smart Short Throw Projector Screen Paint meets the highest environmental standards. Use the gloves supplied in the kit while applying Smart Short Throw Projector Screen Paint. As with any paint product we recommend wearing gloves during application.

Smart Short Throw Projector Screen Paint is 100% free of Isocyanates. Unlike some poorer quality products on the market we do not use isocyanates in our Smart Short Throw Projector Screen Paint or any of our products which is a hazardous product and should only be used by trained professionals using rigorous safety procedures.

Use the gloves supplied in the kit while applying Smart Short Throw Projector Screen Paint. In addition, safety glasses should be worn. As with any painting process, ensure the room is ventilated.

Smart Short Throw Projector Screen Paint is not flammable and is certified for fire performance making it certified for use in schools and offices. Smart Short Throw Projector Screen Paint has a very high flashpoint above 158 degrees fahrenheit.

Yes, it is completely safe to apply dry erase paint around adults and children as it is certified as low VOC and low odour product. Smart Short Throw Projector Screen Paint does not contain any isocyanates which means it is extremely safe to use around people.

In case of contact with skin, rinse skin with warm soapy water.

Clean up spills and tools with water

Your surface can be wiped clean with a regular dry or slightly damp cloth.

Ultra Short Throw Projector Screen Paint Installation

Begin by ensuring that the surface to be painted is clean, dry, and free from loose materials. If necessary, lightly sand the area to create a smooth base. Next, measure the desired painting area and mark it using masking tape. For surfaces that are bare or unpainted, apply two coats of Smart White Primer and allow it to dry fully.

Once you're ready to apply the projector paint, give it a good stir before use. For optimal results, use a mohair or lint-free short pile roller sleeve to apply the paint. Make sure to apply two coats, allowing the first coat to dry before proceeding with the second one (usually taking around 2-4 hours at 20° Celsius).

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A full application guide to help you apply our Ultra Short Throw Projector Screen Paint.