I even shrank the projected image down between 80" and 120" and still had hot spots and faded brightness to angles

The picture is consistent across the screen, meaning the color and contrast is the same everywhere, no hot spotting.

Here's the issue:I'm sitting 12-13' front of screen and the hot spot isn't a spot it's a full height section from any seat.. sitting left side=bright and fades right, sitting right side=bright and fades left, sitting center, you guessed it fades left and right

Rarely do you see any 'hot spots', except in some really bright scenes

If you have a light controlled room select another style of screen because you will get better field of view with less hot spots.

Getting them lined up is a bitch at the exact right spot where the will contact the top and bottom correctly.

The felt overlay has a few little shoddy spots (Black Sharpie fixed that) and doesn't perfectly align in one joint, but it's nothing

Smooth, tight, no hot spots, bright.

Secure two corners and a center spot on one side (3 clamps).

Screen material is overly glossy, giving me a noticeable and fairly large hot spot with a Benq W1070 projector

I see no hot spots anywhere on the

In certain situations you will see hot spots, but it can be minimized with projector placement and keeping lumens low

Plus my wall is a semi-gloss finish, so when you sat down you could see a large bright spot near the middle of the screen