Projector Screen Paint Bundle: Radiant White + Leveling Primer

Radiant White

A brilliant, color-enhancing white projection coating that delivers stellar clarity, contrast and razor-sharp definition — while looking like a clean, plain wall when the projector is off.

A Bright White Screen That Disappears Into the Room

Paint On Screen Radiant White is a brilliant white, color-enhancing formulation that provides stellar clarity, contrast and razor definition to any projected image.

It is the choice for those who want their screen to look like a plain wall without compromising on high-end performance.

With a 1.2 gain and wide 150-degree viewing cone, Radiant White produces a bright, natural image with excellent visibility from virtually every seat in the room.

Key Features

No Fixed Screen Size. No Fixed Aspect Ratio.

One of the biggest advantages of a painted projection screen is freedom from predetermined screen dimensions.

Create the projection surface that fits your room instead of designing your room around the screen.

Create 4:3, 16:9, 1.78:1, 1.85:1, 2.35:1 CinemaScope or other custom formats. Paint only the desired image area and add a border, or coat a larger section of wall for a clean borderless installation.

Made for High-Resolution Projection

Radiant White is formulated specifically as a projection surface rather than conventional wall paint.

Its 1.2 gain and wide viewing cone deliver an evenly lit image that holds up across wide seating arrangements.

The color-enhancing white base is designed to maintain pixel definition, uniformity and color accuracy while minimizing unwanted color shift.

One Screen Paint. Countless Applications.

Why Choose a Painted Projection Screen?

A permanently painted projection surface remains rigid and flat.

Unlike a retractable screen, there is no flexible material that can develop waves, wrinkles or changes in tension over time.

If the screen becomes permanently marked, scratched or damaged, the projection area can simply be recoated rather than replacing an entire screen assembly.

Simple Roll or Spray Application

Radiant White can be rolled or sprayed onto a clean, properly prepared surface.

For the sharpest projected image, the underlying surface should be as smooth and defect-free as possible.

Depending on the condition and porosity of the underlying surface, additional coats may be required.

Fresh drywall, stucco, masonry and other porous surfaces may require additional surface preparation or coating.

For best results, apply when the ambient temperature is above 50°F (10°C), relative humidity is 85% or less and the moisture content of the screen surface is below 15%.

Surface Preparation

Paint On Screen can be applied to many smooth surfaces, but the quality of the underlying surface directly affects the quality of the projected image.

The smoother and more uniform the finished surface, the sharper the projected image can appear.

Easy Maintenance

Radiant White creates a permanent projection surface that can be wiped clean when necessary.

If the screen becomes permanently marked, scratched or scuffed, the affected area can be recoated to restore the projection surface. This makes a painted screen particularly useful in high-traffic residential, educational and commercial environments.

Product Specifications

A Flexible Alternative to a Traditional Projection Screen

Whether you're building a dedicated home theater, a family media room or a classroom display, Paint On Screen Radiant White combines the simplicity of paint with the optical properties of a dedicated projection surface — and blends in like an ordinary white wall when the lights come up.

Leveling Primer

The recommended first step for Paint On Screen installations over drywall, wood, masonry or any surface that is not perfectly smooth.

A Smoother Surface. A Sharper Image.

Paint On Screen Leveling Primer is recommended for all Paint On Screen installations applied over drywall, wood, masonry or any surface that is not perfectly smooth.

This primer helps remove surface texture and improve final image quality — because the smoother the surface under your screen coating, the sharper the projected image can appear.

Depending on your wall surface, you may need to sand before and after applying Leveling Primer to further smooth textured walls.

Key Features

Why Surface Texture Matters

A projector reveals every bump, seam and roller texture on the wall — and those imperfections can show up in the projected image.

Leveling Primer helps fill and smooth minor surface texture so your projection coating goes on over a flatter, more uniform base.

For textured walls, sand, prime, and sand again as needed until the surface is as smooth as possible.

Where to Use Leveling Primer

Simple Roll or Spray Application

Leveling Primer can be rolled or sprayed onto a clean, properly prepared surface.

If you plan to spray your Paint On Screen coating, spray the primer in the same manner to create a consistent underlying surface.

For best results, apply when the ambient temperature is above 50°F (10°C), relative humidity is 85% or less and the moisture content of the screen surface is below 15%.

Product Specifications

Start Every Screen on the Right Foundation

Paint On Screen Leveling Primer helps turn an ordinary wall into the smooth, uniform base a high-performance projection coating needs — so the finished screen looks as sharp as possible.