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Projector Screen Paint, Screen Goo, Home Theater Accessories and Supplies -
What Is Goo
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Screen Goo is a specially formatted, highly reflective acrylic paint, designed specifically for the video projection industry. Screen Goo acrylic paint allows one to transform any smooth paintable surface into a high performance projection screen.
Screen Goo's performance reflects many years of research and development. It has the capacity to outperform most of the existing screen products in use today. Screen Goo is made from the highest grade acrylic available and contains no filler materials. Whether used in a professional, or home situation its simple application, versatility, quality and variable gain characteristics are remarkable.
Front Projection:
Goo Systems offers eight Front Projection Screen Goo coating products. The latest addition of Ultra Grey and Ultra Silver topcoats means that front projection users can now choose from eleven different coating combinations for ultimate performance with any projector.
Rear Projection:
Goo Systems has engineered a new rear projection screen coating designed to provide exceptional results in both home and business applications. Any rigid transparent surface can now be cost effectively transformed into a high quality dual-sided projection screen. Potential uses include home theatre installations, retail point-of-purchase displays, conference rooms, and large venue displays such as concert halls, arenas, and houses of worship. Applications are limited only by your imagination.
CRT White, Digital Grey, Ultra Grey or Digital Grey Lite - Topcoat
Recommended for rolled application or spraying.
CRT White, Digital Grey or Digital Grey Lite - Basecoat
Required for our topcoats.
Front Projection Coverage levels:
Ultra Black:
Goo Systems also offers a product for trimming your screen with black if you prefer a border. The Ultra Black coating is a completely non-reflective, high carbon content paint and does an exceptional job of absorbing any overlapping light from the projector.
Goo in the making:
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