Rosco TV Paint - Black - 1 Gal.

Used this for the home theater ceiling. Had pro painters roll it on. Applied 2 coats of very dark gray primer, 2 coats of Rosco. Looks fantastic. Note that it is thick so don't apply much pressure when rolling or you get noticeable lines.

This stuff is pretty amazing. At least a couple shades blacker/less reflective than the blackest paint Home Depot sells. When it first came I could not get it mixed enough myself, who knows how long the stuff sits before it ships. I had to take the can to a paint store where they shook it for me. Only thing blacker is black velvet upholstered walls.

I purchased this paint to cover the walls in several video sets. The paint has excellent reflective quality for video taping, the technician told me it made an enormous difference when they filmed with this compared to the previous wall paint. It applied evenly, splatter free and coverage was excellent. I could easily have satisfactorily covered over the previous paint with one coat. Great product, thank you.

I previously painted my theater walls with Rosco Super saturated paint but this paint is darker (when viewed in a dark room with the video display/projection screen activated). In order to properly evaluate the different levels of black it is necessary to watch content on your projection screen of flat panel display in a completely dark room. This is noticeable darker than the Rosco Super saturated but the super saturated comes in a close second. The only downside is that finger / hand rubs on the surface will create a light smudge on the wall. But the paint is so dark that it is hard to see the smudges unless you have a very bright light source in the room. In my opinion, if you don't have kids or the kids are older so that there will not be constant hand touches it is worth it for painting an area you want as dark as possible.