Interactive projector screen paint

Interactive projector screen paint kit

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Interactive Projector Screen Paint

From $251.00

Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint is a solution from Smarter Surfaces for users looking to create an interactive projection screen that can be touched and used with interactive projectors for immersive learning or collaboration.

Specially developed so the wall or surface can be touched with human hands like the surface of an ipad this interactive screen paint is suitable for classrooms, offices and meeting rooms with normal to high levels of ambient light. It is touch resistant and highly cleanable, so you can take turns working at the wall without fearing the transmission of germs.

Designed for interactive displays, classrooms, offices and meeting rooms
Highly cleanable, human touch resistant surface
Developed to work with interactive touch screen projectors
5 year product guarantee
Developed, designed and tested for use with leading manufacturers such as Epson, BenQ, Sony, Panasonic, LG and Optoma Projectors
Eliminates hotspots
Easy to apply 3 coat system (1 primer + 2 top coat) with simple application steps
Ready to use after just 24 hours
Wipeable or Washable – can be cleaned with a wet cloth and mild detergent or water alone

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

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Interactive Learning and Collaboration

Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint allows you to create an interactive projection screen for immersive learning and collaboration experiences that can be touched by hands and will not stain or damage

Ideal for high usage levels

The paint is touch-resistant and highly cleanable, making it suitable for classrooms, offices, and meeting rooms where multiple users can interact on a consistent basis

Optimized for Interactive Touch Screen Projectors

Specifically designed to work seamlessly with interactive touch screen projectors.

Maximum Pixel Definition and Clarity

Enhances pixel definition and image clarity for projectors with a lumen rating above 1,000, delivering clear, sharp, and bright images for effective work and collaboration.

Easy and Quick Application

The Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint is easy and quick to apply, offering subtle projection functionality compared to bulky screens. Can be applied to any smooth surface.

Interactive 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

Volume:

48 ft² : 29.75 fl oz
270 ft² : 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 standards): low VOC, solvent free, PFOA & PFOS free and isocyanates free
Odor: Very Low
VOC: Less than 0.39%
Certification: Independent Projection Performance Report – CREST, Gypsum Surface Finish Quality Standard of US Level 5

Confused about which product suits your needs or just need advice? Reach out to us through video call, live chat, phone, or email for personalized support. Enjoy free technical advice, expert suggestions, and tailored product recommendations to ensure the perfect fit. Need help with installation? We’re always ready to assist and advise you.

Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint Reviews

MD - Topman Events

This interactive projector screen paint was perfect for creating interactive projection displays for our exhibition. It made the displays pop and was easy to clean with no effect on the surfaces. People could touch the surface and see the image interact with them.

Educate Together - Estates Manager

Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint allowed us to create seamless interactive projection screens in our classrooms. Our decorators said it was an easy application.

J Ryan - 6th Form

Love painted screens, we use the interactive projection screens in a few of our classrooms with the interactive projectors and a very cool teaching wall.

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FAQ's

It is suggested to use this paint in environments with normal to high ambient light levels.

Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint is designed for users who want to create an interactive projection surface for immersive learning or collaboration. Perfect for use with touchscreen projectors, this paint is ideal for classrooms, offices, and meeting rooms. Its key feature is its resistance to human touch, staining, and cleanability.

The Sound Absorption Coefficient (SAC) measures the amount of sound energy absorbed by a material when sound waves pass through it. In our testing, SAC values were determined for a 12mm gypsum board, a commonly used building material.

The SAC might change depending on the frequency of the sound waves going through the material. Different frequencies of sound waves have varying wavelengths, which can interact with the material in a variety of ways. As a result, the SAC values presented are a range of values, as the SAC varies with the frequency of the sound waves absorbed. In our tests, we recorded the following outcomes:

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

The values presented are for both unpainted and painted 12mm gypsum boards. The α values of 0.04-0.07 for both unpainted and painted board show the range of SAC values for both materials. This indicates that when sound waves pass through a 12mm gypsum board, some of the energy is captured by the material, with the quantity varying between 0.04-0.07 depending on the frequency of the sound waves. However, there is no difference between the traditional and painted boards, indicating that all of our paints are acoustically transparent.

3D projectors project two slightly different images that overlap on the screen. These images are filtered through specific optical filters, causing the light to polarise differently for each projection. When you look at the two images through special 3D glasses, each lens blocks one of them, so your left eye sees one and the other eye sees the other image.

If you're utilizing a 3D projector, make sure that the projection screen you use does not affect the polarity of the light. Each of our paint products is "polarity preserving," which means that the image you see will have the same polarity as intended, keeping the entire 3D impact.

Blending projections is a widely used technique for crafting immersive and dynamic visual experiences in applications like art installations, theaters, and large-scale presentations. Achieving seamless and unified projections largely depends on selecting the right projection surface. Our projection screen paint provides the perfect solution for combining multiple projections on a single surface. With its cutting-edge formulation, it is specifically made to simplify the blending process and ensure exceptional results.

Seamlessly blending projections demands precise color accuracy, consistent brightness, and superior light diffusion for a flawless transition between images. Our projection screen paint is designed to address these requirements, enabling a unified and immersive viewing experience.

Our projection screen paint offers a flexible and affordable alternative to bulky and costly physical screens for large-scale displays. It allows you to transform any surface into a seamless, immersive canvas, where multiple projections blend effortlessly to captivate your audience.

Yes, all our paints are fully compatible with both 2D and 3D projectors, delivering outstanding results. For 3D projections, the paint enhances the effect, providing a captivating and immersive experience when combined with 3D glasses.

Gain refers to a screen's ability to reflect and intensify the brightness of a projected image. It measures how efficiently the screen directs light back toward the viewer. The gain value is the ratio of the screen's reflective ability in comparison to a standard reference surface, typically a matte white screen, which has a gain of 1.0.

The gain value determines how much light the screen can reflect. A higher gain value means more light is reflected, resulting in a brighter image, while a lower gain reflects less light, leading to a dimmer image.

The gain value also affects the viewing angle. A screen with a higher gain offers a narrower viewing angle, meaning the brightest image is visible only when viewers are positioned directly in front of the screen. Conversely, a lower gain screen has a wider viewing angle, allowing a brighter image to be seen from various positions.

Selecting the optimal gain value depends on factors such as ambient light, screen size, projector brightness, and seating arrangement, all of which impact the ideal gain for a specific setup.

Gain plays a crucial role in the brightness of the projected image and the quality of viewing angles. It impacts how well the screen reflects light, influencing both the sharpness of the image and the range of the viewing angle.

No, a projector screen with a higher gain doesn't automatically ensure better image quality. While it may enhance brightness from certain angles, it can also reduce brightness from others. High-gain screens typically offer a narrower viewing angle.

A standard projector screen typically has a gain of 1.0, providing uniform brightness from all angles. However, the ideal gain depends on your personal preferences and the specific viewing environment. Weighing the advantages and disadvantages of both high and low-gain screens will help you find the best match for your setup.

High gain screens deliver clear and bright images in well-lit environments, improve image visibility in dark settings, minimize light reflection from surrounding walls and ceilings, and effectively block light from fabric screens when exposed to general lighting.

High gain screens can have a narrow viewing angle, requiring viewers to sit directly in front of the screen for the best brightness, which can be limiting for large groups. They also may not be suitable for outdoor use due to these restricted angles.

Low gain screens offer a wider viewing angle, ensuring a consistent and uniform viewing experience for larger groups. They also diffuse light evenly, balancing projector brightness, and are ideal for indoor settings.

Low gain screens are not ideal for outdoor use due to limited brightness, may reject some of the projector’s light, and might lack the contrast needed to display clear images in certain lighting conditions.

Interactive Projection Screen Paint can be applied using either a roller or a spray. Ensure that all surfaces to be painted are clean, dry and in good condition . Measure the area to be painted and mark the boundaries clearly with masking tape. Use decorators' filler to fill any defects and sand the surface to a smooth finish. Apply two coats of Smart White Primer sanding in between.Before use, stir the projector paint thoroughly, then apply two coats of Interactive Projection Screen Paint with a mohair or lint-free short pile roller, allowing the first coat to dry completely before adding the second or final coat.

Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint can be applied to a variety of smooth surfaces, including plaster, wallboards, wood, metal, concrete, and composites. It is intended for indoor use only.

We suggest applying Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint on surfaces that are already primed or painted. For untreated, bare surfaces, it’s recommended to first apply one coat of Smart White Primer

Yes, Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint is entirely safe for use. It is low in VOCs, and free from solvents, PFOA & PFOS, and isocyanates.

The Interactive Projector Screen Paint complies with top environmental standards. We advise using the gloves provided in the kit when applying Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint, and like with any paint product, wearing gloves during the application is recommended.

Yes, our Interactive Projector Screen Paint is entirely free of isocyanates. Unlike some lower-quality products, we do not include isocyanates in our Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint or any other products, as isocyanates are hazardous and should only be handled by trained professionals following strict safety protocols.

Wear the gloves included in the kit when applying Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint. It's also important to wear safety glasses. As with any painting activity, make sure the room is well-ventilated.

Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint is non-flammable and has been certified for fire safety, making it suitable for use in schools and offices. It has a high flashpoint of over 158°F.

Yes, it is entirely safe to apply for both adults and children. The paint is certified as VOC-free and has a low odor. Additionally, Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint is free from isocyanates, making it highly safe for use around people.

In the event of skin contact, rinse the area with warm soapy water.

Simply clean it up with water.

You can wipe the surface with a dry or lightly damp cloth. For stubborn stains use the Smarter Surfaces everyday cleaner

Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint Installation

Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint is ideal for interior surfaces, including plaster, wallboards, wood, metal, concrete, and composites.

To get started, measure and mark the area you plan to paint using masking tape. The maximum dimensions this paint will cover is 279 cm x 157 cm (109.8” x 61.8”).

Begin by applying two coats of the Smart White Primer included in your kit, sanding lightly between each coat to create a smooth surface. Allow the primer to fully dry and check the surface is smooth, then apply the two coats of Smart Interactive Projector Screen Paint.

For complete guidance, refer to our detailed Application Guide, available online for download.

Want to test the product before committing? Request a sample pack to evaluate its performance.

If you need advice or have any questions, our dedicated customer service team is ready to assist, feel free to contact us.

A full application guide to help you apply our Interactive Projector Screen Paint.

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