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Hi All...
New to the site and I can honestly say my eyes are sore from reading so many posts on different paints. :gulp: Therefore, I thought I would simply give you a little background and request some suggestions.
I will be upgrading my InFocus 4805 with the new Pan. AE4000. Currently I am using a 96 inch black out cloth screen and it has worked wonders. But seeing that I am upgrading the projector I thought it would be a good time to upgrade my screen as well and experiment a bit.
The new black frame has already been built (110 inches 16x9) and will be installed on a perfectly flat and primed wall. Room is has total light control.
It looks like there are two ways to approach the paint mixture, one is to have your local hardwrae store mix it for you or two purchase a number of tints and mix it yourself. I was leaning toward sthe first one seeing that it looks easier.
Can anyone suggest a paint mixture which would go well with the AE4000 to achieve the best contrast and colours?
Cheers!
TSF
New to the site and I can honestly say my eyes are sore from reading so many posts on different paints. :gulp: Therefore, I thought I would simply give you a little background and request some suggestions.
I will be upgrading my InFocus 4805 with the new Pan. AE4000. Currently I am using a 96 inch black out cloth screen and it has worked wonders. But seeing that I am upgrading the projector I thought it would be a good time to upgrade my screen as well and experiment a bit.
The new black frame has already been built (110 inches 16x9) and will be installed on a perfectly flat and primed wall. Room is has total light control.
It looks like there are two ways to approach the paint mixture, one is to have your local hardwrae store mix it for you or two purchase a number of tints and mix it yourself. I was leaning toward sthe first one seeing that it looks easier.
Can anyone suggest a paint mixture which would go well with the AE4000 to achieve the best contrast and colours?
Cheers!
TSF