May 22 2007, 02:09 PM
QUOTE(karyeowl @ Feb 5 2007, 05:34 PM)
I have made a 84" (16x9) screen from white plywood (those for furniture) 4 years ago, and painted it with ICI Pentalite Misty Evening (for those who followed AVS forum would know this favorite paint for grey screen at that time) I have hung the screen like a picture frame.
Goto Ace Hardware to buy the smooth roller, and paint it with the roller. The result is amazing as the board will have some fine texture.
All the other equipment are DIY, including wiring, mount and installation.
My screen is made of plywood, wall on the screen painted with pentalite black, surrounding wall painted with Jotun Burgundy Red (top half), bottom half sticked with Superlon sheet for sound absortion and curtains are Burgundy velvet material. Of course, the sofa beds are from Macys' Burgundy Red.
Enjoy
Another solution:Goto Ace Hardware to buy the smooth roller, and paint it with the roller. The result is amazing as the board will have some fine texture.
All the other equipment are DIY, including wiring, mount and installation.
My screen is made of plywood, wall on the screen painted with pentalite black, surrounding wall painted with Jotun Burgundy Red (top half), bottom half sticked with Superlon sheet for sound absortion and curtains are Burgundy velvet material. Of course, the sofa beds are from Macys' Burgundy Red.
Enjoy
1. Go make a big wooden picture frame, to the size you want.
2. Go to MYDIN to buy some blackout cloth. They have many types and color, from white to silver.
3. Stretch the blackout cloth onto the frame.
4. Test it on your projector. See if you like what you see.
5. Otherwise, go buy/mix some paint, and paint it. www.avsforum.com has a section of DIY screen with many paint formulation.
6. Have FUN
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