LAST DEMONSTRATION ON MY BLACK SCREEN PAINTS (1 Viewer)

To have a good screen paint you must fully test your work by performing extreme test and not light stepping it because you may see flaws in your work. First ambient light test how much light will your screen handle before it becomes washout? Can your paint produce colors better than a white surface? Do you have true dark contrast levels and pure whites? Can your paint or screen perform well on a low lumen projector and display a picture as if it was i high lumen projector? Can your paint or screen display true vivid colors in a extreme lit room without color lost? I know what your think what do i know my first company digital1crystal screen paint landed me a 10 years 54 countries overseas contract my second company i just started 5 months ago has up two 10,000 pre-orders and and rising with 10 company contract to start and the new paint not even done yet. Trust me i'm no noob to this business.This little note not to all just some of you who feel your god and are so quick to pass your judgement on someone work not knowing the skill level and success of that person When you can pass these extreme test then you hit gold well you all have a nice day. P.S feel free to close my account just to add all paint under my company are patent.

"This little note not to all just some of you who feel your god and are so quick to pass your judgement on someone work not knowing the skill level and success of that person When you can pass these extreme test then you hit gold well you all have a nice day."


Since this is your second post - and I am the only one who responded to your first one - I guess I am the one who you somehow feel slighted you.


Not sure where your impression of me is coming from - but showing interest in your product and asking a few question is hardly thinking that I am god. I responded after watching your video with a few questions and suggestions on making the next video you produce better.


I am sorry you feel slighted in some way and I wish you nothing but good luck on your product development and your testing efforts.



Not sure if Black4k will ever come back in here - here is the original exchange:

http://www.hometheaterforum.com/topic/337764-turning-a-white-vinyl-window-shade-into-a-black-projector-screen/


Re-reading it, it may have come across as a little harsh on my part, and if so I am sorry.