Projector Screen Paint | Single-Coat Short Throw Projector Screen Paint For Picture Perfect 1080 HD and 4K UHD Clarity | Designed For Interior Use | Silver, 1 Gallon

First can arrived damaged- replacement arrived and damaged can returned- no prob. Best tip to use this paint I got from a reviewer who took the can to paint store and have them shake it (before u open it) I did that and upon opening- smooth, consistent high quality paint. Sanded wall from orange peel texture to close as i could get to smooth. Painted flat white primer coat (hardware store, gen use—nothing special) and let dry completely. Applied 2 coats of Paint on Screen according to manufacture directions. Results in photos below. $200 for a gallon is a reasonable cost for my use case- I didn't want to invest in or install a screen in our guest bedroom, nor did i want to buy a TV. Also, high quality paint like Aura runs @ $100/gal these days. The projector is a Roku - not super hi tech but makes for a nice alternative to installing a screen and sound get-up.

Was skeptical, but now am convinced A few weeks ago I decided to pull the trigger on a DIY home theater project that I had been contemplating and researching for a while. There is an endless amount of DIY advice, videos, and demonstrations available on the Internet. I took advantage of free home theater consultation available through the big BB electronics store, albeit, a virtual consultation during the pandemic, and they were able to help me make my final decisions. One of the most difficult decisions was "screen" or "painted wall", and based on extensive research I decided on "painted wall". I had considered Behr Silver Screen paint, but the reviews were mixed. I knew that I didn't want to spend hundreds experimenting and applied the "you get what you pay for" logic. So I decided to go with "Paint On Screen Projector Screen Paint G005 (S1 Screen Plus Silver - Gallon)". The paint came in a well packaged box with a plastic ring protecting it from opening during shipment. I first primed the wall with Kilz white primer. When I went to the home store to buy the primer, I had them shake my paint well while I was there. I prepped my wall by knocking down the texture using 220 grit sandpaper and an orbital palm sander. Applied the primer using a 1/4 inch nap roller, waited over night, and then began applying the screen paint, also with a 1/4 inch nap roller. I went light and applied 3 coats with about 4 hours between each coat. I turned my projector on at various points of the process and with each coat, the picture became more stunning and my skepticism was replaced with satisfaction. I can't really put my finger on it or even explain it well with words, but there is something about this paint and its ingredients that make it worth the $. The picture is super sharp, very colorful, and I have no regrets. it reflects the image as it should.. Not too bright, not too dark. If I started over I would make the exact same purchase.

This paint must be 10 years old. Mixed it for an hour and then filtered it, but couldn’t get it to flow through the filter. I thinned the paint and bypassed the filter and ended up with a popcorn ceiling texture on my wall. It had to be thinned so much, it ran with just a light coat, but also had big chunks all over the place. Total disaster that is going to take more work to fix than it did to prep for the initial painting. The picture from my projector looks worse than it did before I painted this “screen” on. I know it’s my fault for trying to make this work, despite knowing it was trash, but what an absolute waste of time and money

Good paint, but instructions are somewhat confusing

This paint 100% took my home theater to the next level! I bought all my supplies based on the reviews outlined here. Flocking, Kril primer, rollers, etc. Took my time to sand everything and prep the surface as best as i could. 100% DIY. Worth every penny. Take your time, do your research, give yourself a couple days to execute and you will have a finished product to be proud of.

This product is expensive, when I bought it years ago, it went on very well. I applied it though. Recently, our painters applied it, it could be that they were not experienced in doing projector paint, but it has wrinkles. May not be the product though. All in all I would recommend it! Great Picture quality!

At first I had a bad item delivered (there were a lot of deposits) but later I had a replacement and it worked well. I used to watch movies on a regular wall but after using this paint, I must say it did make a lot of difference. Pictures are way clearer and vivid. If you don’t want to buy screens it is a very good alternative! I wish the price was within $200!!

Ordered S1 Screen Plus Silver and painted the entire wall with two coats. We didn't want to do the traditional rectangle because the projection size and location changes a lot. Wall was sanded smooth. We were worried about the coverage of the paint so we did a light grey primer coat. Then we applied two coats of the screen paint. This paint is very watery, even after being mixed thoroughly. However, the final result is perfect! There is a lot more "blue hue" in the paint when it dries, and that worried me. I warmed up the tones just a little bit and raised the brightness a little as well on the projector and now we are very happy. Looks great! Highly recommend!