Flat White Paint Projector Screen

[Matte] Used the the 5 gallons of paint to convert our white sych wall into a Green Screen. Easy coverage, fast drying, gives the perfect key. This is the must have paint for any professional studio that is looking to do green screen work.

[51.65 lb] This paint is worth every penny. Very flat...no gloss, which is perfect.

[Powered: 2.1x] Best projector for the price, Any recommendation what type of screen to use ? Gray or White and what Gain ??

[Acrylic Polymer] Great paint, did 3 coats on a white wall and it came out great!

Great paint, did 3 coats on a white wall and it came out great!

[Fabric] IF you are building a green screen, it is important to do it right. Paint matters!

[1.1] We use this projector screen in our church activities.

[0.465 lb] I have metal working machines and have been able to build my own versions of most of the Rig Wheels Platforms. Granted my stuff in not interchangeable into multiple configurations. That was not necessary, I just build platforms as needed. The one thing I could not easily duplicate is this magnet. It has a 1/4 x 20 stud, making it easy to screw into any threaded hole I make. I would not run any attachment system without safety tie downs. This is where using a magnet is far superior to a suction cup. Should it come loose, it will reattach itself without any assistance. Not that one ever has, but it is comforting to understand. An array of 8 of these requires some effort to release from the vehicle. I am impressed. The long stem is essential. I added a nut and once I set the length needed use a nut to lock it in place. Realize, all car surfaces are not flat, in fact it is hard to find flat. By adjusting the depth of the stem, you can compensate for a small amount of curvature on a car hood. A bonus feature, the surface you are attaching to does not have to be perfectly clean to get attachment. Although I do clean the area I am mounting to. I can see where a bit of grime between the magnet and the car paint might get ground into the paint.

[Gold, Silver] Sprayed the silver side flat black with Krylon flat black flexible paint. Good size to use on Plamp for small subjects.

I have metal working machines and have been able to build my own versions of most of the Rig Wheels Platforms. Granted my stuff in not interchangeable into multiple configurations. That was not necessary, I just build platforms as needed. The one thing I could not easily duplicate is this magnet. It has a 1/4 x 20 stud, making it easy to screw into any threaded hole I make. I would not run any attachment system without safety tie downs. This is where using a magnet is far superior to a suction cup. Should it come loose, it will reattach itself without any assistance. Not that one ever has, but it is comforting to understand. An array of 8 of these requires some effort to release from the vehicle. I am impressed. The long stem is essential. I added a nut and once I set the length needed use a nut to lock it in place. Realize, all car surfaces are not flat, in fact it is hard to find flat. By adjusting the depth of the stem, you can compensate for a small amount of curvature on a car hood. A bonus feature, the surface you are attaching to does not have to be perfectly clean to get attachment. Although I do clean the area I am mounting to. I can see where a bit of grime between the magnet and the car paint might get ground into the paint.