If you're looking to give your DIY projector screen a professional, theater-like finish, this Black Flocking Adhesive Tape is a game-changer. After using it on my 120-inch screen, I can confidently say it’s one of the easiest and most effective upgrades you can make.

What I Love:

- Ultra-Dark Black: The deep black color absorbs stray light like a champ, reducing glare and improving perceived contrast. It’s especially great for letterboxed content—those black bars literally disappear into the border.

- Strong Adhesive: Sticks firmly to wood, fabric, and even painted surfaces. I applied it to a pine frame, and it hasn’t budged after months of use.

- Soft & Easy to Work With: The felt material is pliable, making it simple to fold around edges or cut at 45-degree angles for seamless corners.

Pro Tips:

- For projector screens, keep overscan under 1/4 inch to avoid reflections. This tape is darker than your wall, but it’s not magic—projector spill will still show if you go overboard.

- If applying to fabric screens, test adhesion first. One user noted it didn’t stick well to nylon-spandex blends without extra pressure.

Minor Annoyances:

- The backing paper can be finicky to peel off cleanly. Go slow or use a razor blade to help separate it.

- At 3 inches wide, it’s perfect for standard frames, but measure your setup—you might need overlapping layers for thicker borders.

Final Verdict: 9/10. This tape transforms bland screens into sleek home theater centerpieces. For under $20, it’s a no-brainer upgrade. Just don’t wait as long as I did to try it!