Can you use write-on wipe-off transparency markers with these?
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I have used transparency marker on these and it works just fine have never tried to wipe it off. I don't know about write-on, wipe-off markers. I did find these transparencies to be just as good as the high priced brand name transparencies. Sorry I can't help.
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Yes, if you write on the smooth side, not the rough one, but honestly, there are much cheaper kinds of transparencies for that purpose. The regular black/white copier film, for example will work that way. The reason why these inkjet ones are so special is because the rough side is pitted to hold the ink from an inkjet printer so that the color will be transparent and shine through for projection. The opposite side is smooth and functions just like a write on/wipe off.
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I tried using an expo wet-erase marker on each side of a transparency. It wrote fine on both sides. Then I tried erasing with a wet paper towel. On the smooth side, it did a good job. On the textured, printable side, the water messed up the coating they use on that side. It did erase, but it made a mess.
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I actually tried that and it worked just "okay" . There is texture on the slate so hard to write and did not stand out very well. Erased and used the markers.
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I used a chalk marker with this, but I used it with the intention of not erasing. I made signs with it. I would actually recommend the marker over chalk. It gives a brighter, cleaner look.
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Not sure that you can, they have a matte finish, may not print right; See if you can do one as a test without wasting the entire sheet.
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No, they're not a permanent marker. They are a nice writing type pen. They would smudge.
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I don't think they would... they're just like other dry erase markers except brighter colors (and wetter too, I think). I do not think they would wipe off of a chalk board. They are just like traditional Expo markers. Chalk markers are more like a paint pen... If you are going for something for a chalkboard, I would go with the chalk markers. I have some and I love them! Hope I helped!
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You can use chalk, but the writing fades quickly. These are made to be used with liquid chalk writing pens. Works beautifully with them.
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As far as I can tell they are not writable, there is lines for you to write with a permanent marker. They used to sell a product that printed on any disk, I believe it was permanent label maker that you slid the disk in. I still have one somewhere.
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I haven't tried using the marker but I suspect the marker will bleed through the stabilizer. I would not use a permanent marker.
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I don't believe so. Although you can write on fabric with these pens, they don't erase from fabric easily (I just tried it on the underside of a garment. The eraser is one that works perfectly on paper, as long as it doesn't get smudged by pencil. If it does, just clean it by rubbing on clean paper.
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How about dry erase markers you use on whiteboards? Pen will be permanent, I'm sure. Dry erase will be able to be wiped off.
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I don't know... they give you a pen. and I think you have to use water soluble pens, not dry erase. or I think it said it would leave ghost markings.
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Hi, Thank you for your question. Yes, we have had great results with using our markers on blackboard contact paper. However because these products can vary in quality, we would recommend you test a small inconspicuous area of your surface first to ensure you have no problems wiping away the ink or there are no ghosting affects. We hope we have answered your question sufficiently, if you have any further queries, please don't hesitate to contact us again. Enjoy creating works of art on your blackboard contact paper! Kind regards Lilly Morrison - Inspired By Craft
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They are somewhat eraseable, depending on the paper used. I use my eraer at times to lighten an area, but to completely erase, doubtful.
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Yes you can erase over these pens just make sure the ink is dry before you start erasing.
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Yes, you can. However you may need to use something like Mr Clean Magic Eraser in between to get it all off if it's been on a while. Haven't seen any big wear on it so far with them. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004XZS1YU/
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You "can" with chalk, though I would only say that might work if you're doing the chalk markers. Dry erase should work fine. The surface is a shiny, slick surface. The maps are high quality and the company responds quickly to email. If you have lingering concerns, contact them. Their info is listed on Amazon.