What is a television projector screen material made of?

Answer by  PA (23)

Television projector screens are made of a canvas that is coated with a polyurithane plastic. The canvas is made of fibers that vary around the world. Polyurithane is made from fractionizing crude oil and further refinement.

Answer by  jalucia (936)

Ok, here's some of what you'll need: -3 yards of curtain backing/black out cloth (buy 4 inches wider and longer than your planned dimensions. ) -3 (1x4x96-inch) Douglas Fir Boards -1 2x2-ftx13/64 piece of plywood -staples Tools -Drill w/phillips screwdriver bit -Saw -staple gun -hammer -utility knife or scissors

Answer by  rnovikoffgmailcom (1722)

they are made of smooth canvas materials so there is the most smooth surface for the images to be transfered to

Answer by  DackThrombosis (1093)

I once read an interesting article about this very topic. They said the screens are made out of a tough canvas that is coated in some petroleum based fluid. It's what gives it that smooth feel, and good reflection. I'm not sure you could make something similar with household materials.

Answer by  sivakumar23 (189)

television projector screen material made of lens glass so that it is slightly curved shape. so that it gives good clarity.