1. Are you trying to install a home theater in your basement and just can’t afford a good quality massive projection screen?
2. Do you dislike how your current screen looks fixed against the wall in your room?
3. Can’t figure out how to install or hang your projection screen and just figured you would give up?

Let’s go a bit more in depth. Screen Goo is an acrylic based paint which is vastly reflective. This special paint has been designed specifically for video projection and to act as a high quality projection screen. Screen Goo can be applied to any smooth paint-able surface, like your basic wall. If the wall has any texture to it, be sure to sand down the texture to create a smooth finish to paint on. A complete screen created using Screen Goo requires only two coats of paint, a topcoat and a base-coat. Applying Screen Goo on a white surface is highly recommended for best results. A primer is also recommended if your surface is not already white.

Screen Goo caters to both front projection screen users and rear projection screen users. To make a rear projection screen with Screen Goo, spray a thin coat of Screen Goo rear projection screen paint on a piece of plexi-glass or some other transparent surface. Screen Goo paint bonds permanently to plexi-glass. Apply the rear projection paint to glass instead if it would be better to have a temporary screen. Screen Goo projection screen paint will clean off of glass, and it can be sanded off of walls just the same as latex house paint.

No matter where you decide to use Screen Goo, you will receive exceptional results and an ultimately positive viewing experience. Possibilities of uses for Screen Goo are endless. Places of Worship like using the Goo for projecting uplifting videos or lyrics to worship songs. Boardrooms use their Goo to project clear presentations and data. Also, families use their Goo for their home theater in order to view "Finding Nemo" at its best! As mentioned before, if you can roll paint across a wall, you can surely utilize Screen Goo!