Optimal Wall Color for Garage Sim Build

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  • Lamar Young
    Member
    • Oct 2018
    • 39

    #1

    Optimal Wall Color for Garage Sim Build

    I’m in the process of prepping my 2 car garage for my sim. I’m going with the 3 retractable screen setup from Par2Pro. There will be a 16 x 10 par2pro SQ screen that will drop down in front of the garage doors. I’ll have two 10 foot wide screens on each side with black mesh screens for side protection. I will have 15 x 7 feet of unpadded turf in directly in front of the screen and will have a 10 x 5 CCE mat I will be hitting from. I’m going to use a SkyTrak as the launch monitor. Having said all of that, are there any optimal colors I should consider for the walls in the garage (light color, dark color, etc.)??

    Thanks!

  • triplebogeysrbetter
    Advanced Member
    • Mar 2018
    • 495

    #2
    Painted my walls white. Feels lighter and warmer in the garage.

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    • wbond
      Ultimate Member
      • Oct 2014
      • 3489

      #3
      May be better than have a dark background behind you so it doesn’t interfere with skytrak readings

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      • triplebogeysrbetter
        triplebogeysrbetter commented
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        Thinking dark purple with sparkles ??

      • wbond
        wbond commented
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        Sure, whatever works for you. But people have had issues in the past with light colored background, probably depends upon how close the wall is.

      • triplebogeysrbetter
        triplebogeysrbetter commented
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        I’m sure. The other half of my room is still tan Sheetrock. I needed the half white just so it wasn’t so gloomy. Before it wasn’t hard to see. True, I wouldn’t advocate for a total white wash room.
    • Lamar Young
      Member
      • Oct 2018
      • 39

      #4
      Originally posted by wbond
      May be better than have a dark background behind you so it doesn’t interfere with skytrak readings
      Wbond are you saying a dark background may be better to avoid interference?

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      • wbond
        wbond commented
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        It's not interference, it's more a white ball on a white background may cause the ST to not read the shot properly.
    • triplebogeysrbetter
      Advanced Member
      • Mar 2018
      • 495

      #5
      Here is the back of mine. I feel ever situation is different. If you have a lot of light then satin white might not be the best. I painted half of my garage eggshell white. I recently over the summer insulated this portion. The boards are OSB.

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