Smarter Surfaces Whiteboard Projector Screen Paint for Wall 65ft² + White Primer | Write & Project on Walls | Dry Erase Projectable Wall Paints | Semi-Matt Projectable White Board Paint (Gain Value 1.3)

It really works!

Clean, easy to apply

Transforming a wall into a whiteboard using smart paint has been an absolute game-changer for us at the volunteering office at King Abdulaziz University public hospital. The application process was simple, the durable surface resists smudging and maintains its pristine white appearance. The versatility of smart paint allows for customizable dimensions and shapes, making it perfect for any space. This has unlocked a world of creativity, inspiring us for the last 8 years to explore new ideas and collaborate effortlessly. With minimal maintenance and a long-lasting vibrant finish, smart paint is a must-have for anyone looking to infuse their space with inspiration and interactivity.

We have turned two whole rooms into floor to ceiling whiteboards. Easy to apply, quick to cure, nice to the touch. Love the product!

ORIGINAL REVIEW: The can was only half full. Painters have done their best but it only covered a fraction of the promised area - and we bought the larger kit. Not clear what we do now. Would advise against this product given the massive price. Update: the company are in touch and are making efforts to understand what might have gone wrong here. Update 2: apparently we used an OIL BASED primer instead of WATER based. So maybe our bad. Need to go check the manual and see if that was highlighted... (At this point I revised my review to 3 stars) UPDATE 3: Having looked at the leaflet, box, their website, and the Amazon content, it is clear that the oil Vs water point was inadequately communicated, and jumbled up with attempts to promote their own primer paint. Having paid for the whiteboard paint, and for painters to apply it following the leaflet, I now have a messed up wall. Company are offering another can plus their own primer which is a start, but have no suggestions about who will strip, sand, and repaint the wall. I am kinda grumpy about this. If you are psychic and accidentally use compatible primer your experience may be awesome. The product is potentially great, I love the idea. But here I am with a room whose wall whose top 2/3 I am told can't be relied on to be a whiteboard because it was painted on the wrong base, and whose lower 1/3 is unfinished. I wasn't expecting to be swapping emails with the paint company weeks later on whether it is reasonable to expect our painters to have studied every section of the Amazon listing instead of working from the materials in the box.