130" DIGITAL GREY SCREEN GOO KIT 1000mL W/BORDERS

This kit contains everything you need to create a high performance screen up to 130" diagonal. Includes 1000mL Digital Grey Basecoat(4179) and 1000mL Digital grey Topcoat(4185) , paint tray, 2 rollers, roller handle, 250mL Ultra Black border paint with applicator, 2" X 32' roll of Screen Flok and instructions.

FAQ's

What is Screen Goo?

Goo Systems' Screen Goo products are specially formulated, color corrected, screen coatings in liquid form. They are designed to achieve the highest performance levels possible for a given display situation.

Who uses it?

Screen Goo products are being used by all levels of the video industry from do-it-yourself home theater aficionados to large scale commercial and industrial clients.

Can I use it?

Designed for easy application via spraying or rolling, screen goo products can be successfully applied by the novice or professional alike.

Is it expensive?

The cost of screen execution can be as little as the price of the coating itself - when applied to an available wall space. More dedicated videophiles can investigate the possibilities of elaborate framing systems and custom screen design.

How much do I need?

The Topcoat and Basecoat work together; both are required to create a screen. Topcoat and Basecoat coverage per sq. ft. can vary somewhat, depending on the surface conditions. 1 liter (just slightly more than a US Quart in volume) will typically cover approximately 50 sq. ft. with two thin coats, under ideal conditions on an ideal non-absorptive surface. Starting with a primed white surface is strongly recommended for peak performance.

What Can I Put It On?

Front projection Screen Goo can be applied to any smooth paintable surface. Many materials other than the products listed below can be used succesfully. For best results the surface should be flat and smooth. If this surface to be coated is not smooth, it should be sanded down and wiped off prior to applying the Screen Goo basecoat. Porous surfaces such as drywall, gyproc, and wood based materials such as plywood, particle board, MDF, should be sealed with a flat, white latex primer prior to applying Screen Goo basecoat. Coloured surfaces should also be primed with a flat, white latex.

Troubleshooting.

Faint vertical lines or streaks may be visible where your roller patterns overlap. These are not unusual and in almost all cases they will clear up on their own as the coating cures. If you can still see these lines 4-6 weeks after application, please contact us for assistance.

A rolled Goo screen will have a slightly bumpy or 'orange peel' texture to it. This is entirely normal. Do not attempt to sand or otherwise smooth the surface as this will compromise the performance of the screen.

Curing Times.

The product can be used immediately after rolling or spraying and will look very good after the first day, but its performance will continue to improve for up to 6 weeks by which time the acrylic mixtures should be fully cured and clarified.