Contrast grey projection screens offer a unique viewing experience.  They offer the best of both worlds, with the contrast and color of high gain screens, but with the wide viewing angles of a matte screen.  The special screen construction of the contrast grey projection screens is what makes this type of screen so unique.  That is why taking special care of a
contrast grey projection screen is necessary to keep the excellent viewing quality.

The grey backing of a contrast grey projection screen is the key element in the quality of the screen.  This grey backing allows light to project so that colors are vibrant, but the viewing angle is not limited.  This type of screen allows a 180 degree viewing angle with true coloring.

Damage to the screen can occur from scratches, tears or creases.  Any damage could result in an unclear or altered image, making the screen almost worthless.  To keep a contrast grey projection screen in good working order a person should store it when not in use.  These screens are best stored rolled or folded.  Care should be taken to store the screen in a place where there is not a major temperature fluctuation.  While tears, rips or creases are not common with this type of screen, they can happen.

The best bet for screen care is for a person to keep their contrast grey
projection screens stored when not in use. This also helps to cut down on
cleaning the screen, which could also cause damage if not done correctly.
If a person is mindful about storing their screen they should end up getting years of use out of it.

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