[mechman]

I'd ask the goo folks. But I really don't see why you couldn't. It really depends upon what kind of paint it is. I'd try adding black to it to make gray. And if you could send me a sample of the goo for spectro readings it'd be much appreciated! :bigsmile:

 

[mechman]

I'd like to see pictures of the Goo. Take some when you get a chance. :T

 

[mechman]

Black is non existent on a projector. Black comes from the lack of light projected from your projector.

Something to keep in mind.

 

[mechman]

The problem isn't finding the proper things to use. It's trying to apply them. We've done a lot of tests with glass beads. The biggest hurdle that needs to be overcome is getting an even application.

I'm unsure why CRTs supposedly produce better blacks. To be honest I'm completely unfamiliar with them. Less light leakage maybe? :dunno: You're kind of in the minority with a CRT. Most folks have a digital projector nowadays due to their low cost. And the latest digital projectors rarely require a screen with gain - they have more than enough lumens to spare.

 

[mechman]

I should add that there are pictures of the Silverstar in the silver fire review. Had to get a comparison to a commercial product.

I'll have the Vutec and Stewart reviews finished up later this fall.