Assemble and Install Projector Screen

film comes off. Me. I'm not an expert when it comes to applying window tint or window wrap, but every time I do it, I get a little bit better. Throw some water in there. Peel the back. And then we squeegee the absolute living snot out of it. Carefully, of course. Squeegee the snot out of it. Get all the water. Oh, I got squirted in the eye. Pause. I went [snorts] down this rabbit hole on Instagram. For some reason, it was showing me window tinting or window cleaning competitions. That's how sick and disgusting my algorithm is. I spent an hour watching [snorts] guys professionally clean windows at a conference. So, I don't like how you could see light coming through the sides here. So, I'm going to use black caulking. And I'm just making a tape so it's a nice clean line. I don't get it on my nice windows. I'm going to have this black caulk go all the way around. Therefore, it's going to keep all the light out. And I'm not worried about this peeling off when it gets heated up cuz I already tried it on my golf sim room to block out all the lights and it worked great. I just wanted to have just added support so I don't have to come back, take my screen down and try to fix this stupid thing. Hello darkness, my old friend. That's great. Oh, that's just lovely. I got to get rid of the sill and then I'm going to go bring in the uh projector screen. This thing is massive. Like way too massive.