How NOT to Remove Wrinkles from a Projector Screen- FAIL!
once I forgot you probably are watching this video because you just bought one
of those portable projector screens those fabric material screens that
actually when you got it he was probably all folded up and when you open it up
you probably had all kinds of wrinkles and creases on it so let's find out how
I try to get rid of them and it was a big fail hopefully it will help you on
how to get rid of the creases on your portable screen projector display screen
so I haven't I haven't install it completely but I just want to give you
an example of all the wrinkles that you get out of the out of the projector
screen when you get it out of the box as you can see it's pretty bad doesn't
matter how bad you stretch it or how much you stretch it those are not gonna
go away so let's go iron it up and see if we can make a difference on the on
the projector screen so when I went online you actually mentioned that you
can actually iron it out so I thought you know what I have an iron boar I have
an iron why not I can probably just sue real quick what could go wrong and boy
was I wrong I couldn't really find exactly what kind of materials it's made
of and the one that you get is part not gonna be the same material so I did some
research and that looks like most of them a lot of them actually are about 70
percent polyester and 30 percent cotton so make sure you don't keep the iron on
the hottest setting so just keep it keep it pretty warm and you just gotta be
careful so I decided just to go at it I even did one side I can tell you it is
actually going away I can already tell you right here the mark that we had
there is pretty much gone and again I'm just going through it just going through
the markings I'm not leaving it in there too long I don't want to make I want to
make sure I don't damage the material I'm just going to go through the rest
and see if we can make it make it look better finish ironing one whole side I
mean it's better than what I thought I was gonna do so it looks like they
actually did go away I mean you can you can still see it but it's not as bad as
it used to be I mean like I mentioned I think about 90% of it went away
I mean I'm undecided if I want to just turn around and just do this luckily I
decided not to do the other side when I put it on I was really surprised to find
what the results were but honestly I don't think he's worth it I really don't
want to damage it so let's go try it on and see if we can see a difference so
after we finished ironing and I pretty much ie tried to extend it as much as I
can from all the corners you can actually see where it's actually I think
it actually stretched a little bit using the iron so I don't know if it's the
best way to go I don't know if I'd use it too much I don't know if I had to
setting too hot so one thing that I notice is if I actually pull towards the
sides and I just stuck in a little bit of the of the fabric material I can
probably just put a put some clips or some tabs just to hold it in here I
think this is gonna work out good as you can see here on this side it's starting
to look better now I want to go grab my steamer and I'm gonna trance if I can
get rid of some of these extra material some of these wrinkles that are were
left actually I don't know if it was a better idea if I would have done this
when I started instead of ironing I think it will have gone better but I
guess you'll even learn right
so in conclusion was I able to get rid of all the wrinkles I think I did all
the markings that the actual fabric came with when he got shaped those kind of
guide we did went away but I actually created another problem I think what I
did I either had the iron too too hard or I did it too much where the actual
fabric actually extended in some of the parts causing another problem so at this
point I thought I was in trouble I mean I had to find a way around it I didn't
want to just throw it away or return it or buy a new one so I was able to look
be able to stretch out the material like a show but definitely do not iron these
type of fabric materials or you're gonna end up like me with all this extra
fabric in the middle and the actual border that goes around it I want it's a
little thicker material so that one's not gonna stretch so there's gonna be
make it even worse I think if you actually just use the steamer to get rid
of some of the creases the wrinkles is gonna help out but definitely do not try
to iron it maybe I did it wrong maybe I didn't I don't know I just feel like it
kind of makes sense now if you're using fabric and your iron it with something
that is or you put something that is really hard on it it's gonna expand the
fabric as a workaround what I did I went and I got a bunch of pushpins and what I
did is stretch the material where it was actually
so that helped out a little bit so in conclusion so we use the steamer with
just an iron and you got rid of the markings that we got from the front of
shipping but you're not gonna be able to get rid of it a hundred percent I think
but for twenty-five dollars you can't beat it I think it's still a good
product twenty-five dollars something you can use to take with you anywhere
you go if you want to set it up outside if you go to a friend's house you want
to set up a game you want to watch a movie or just you know if you have a
party going on if you want to bring your projector I think this is a perfect
solution but for your professional home theater setup definitely I wouldn't
recommend it now you know what to do what you don't want to do so hope you
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