From: Allison Holt (email suppressed)
Date: Sat Aug 04 2007 - 13:21:26 PDT
as for shower curtains, i've had good results with the "frosted" clear
plastic liners (you can iron out the wrinkles by placing it between 2 cloths
and using low heat)
i also like architectural vellum. depending on the size you need, this can
be joined together pretty easily with tape, but i think you may be able to
buy large rolls
i considered checking out nautical sails, also: there are new ones made also
with vellum. if it suits this sceen could be very large.
Dalite makes very good pro screens. send away for a sample and compare your
results.
good luck,
AL
On 7/31/07, matt mc (lists) <email suppressed> wrote:
>
> howdy,
>
> i am looking to make a rear projection screen, and was hoping someone
> here might be able to share some advice with me. this screen would be
> used for video projection in a small, dark space. building a frame
> seems pretty easy, but i am not sure about what type of material to
> use.
>
> *or* if anyone is aware of a cheap, used rear-projection screen that
> is for sale please pass that info on!
>
> thanks,
> matt
>
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