Do these work on chalkboard painted walls?
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No - no liquid chalk markers do, they will only fully erase on an impermeable surface
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These strips and all the Command adhesive strips work best on smooth painted surfaces. I applied several to a painted sheetrocked wall and they kept falling off, pulling the paint off as they went. I have mounted a number on the insides of closet doors and they are holding up very well. But the instructions are clear that these aren't guaranteed to hold--they instruct you to not use them to hang things over beds or to hang valuable or breakable items--because they know that these strips may not hold.
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Looks like the answer is yes...I googled so you might check out the chalkboards link or others there!
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If you have a smooth, polished steel (not brushed finish) or chalk board paint surface then I wouldn't use these magnets. They stick so hard that the only way to remove them is to slide them to the edge of the fridge and pick them off from there. I have a standard white fridge and the magnets work fine and haven't scratched anything.
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We use on chalkboard painted menus. It wipes off fairly cleanly. Over time, a residue builds. If the surface is very shiny, you've got a good chance.
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I used mine on a black dry erase board and they worked really well and didn't leave any marks. The colours were also crisp and very visible.
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I think they would work on a fluorescent board: they wipe off with a wet cloth and the paint is smooth on application.
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They are very bright and very liquidy markers so if the material you are using is any at all porous, they're going to be difficult to erase entirely. They wipe clean off glass of course. I would say they would wipe clean off chalkboard paper as well since it is 100% non porous.
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I'm not sure that they would. I used them to make wall decal stickers and they have never stuck like they should have and are constantly peeling off
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We use these to stick to concrete block walls in our training room. I see no reason why they would stick to a clean bulletin board.
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These aren't meant for chalkboards. I figure they would probably work if the chalkboard paper is really smooth, but then it probably wouldn't work well for chalkboards, haha. So my recommendation is no, they most likely won't work for what you're trying to do. They're just for dry erase.
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I don't know whether they would work. I suspect they would, but these are meant for fine art. You can probably find much cheaper pastel colored chalks in a store that sells crayons and other art materials for kids. Wal-Mart or Target for example.
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Probably... I did not use them on a wall, but I would imagine they would stick just fine. If anything, they would probably take paint off the wall if you had to replace one for some reason.
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It does work on chalkboard Contact brand paper which I also ordered w/markers
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Yes I tried it on a plaster wall and it did not stick. It fell off within minutes. I ended up buying chalkboard paint instead and that works great.
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Hi, thank you for your question. While we have several customers who have successfully used our markers on chalk painted surfaces, we do not recommend it. Painted surfaces are typically porous, i.e., the surface has small pores allowing liquid to be absorbed or pass through. This makes it difficult to remove ink from the surface once applied. If you believe the surface on which the chalk paint was been applied is non-porous, please test a small inconspicuous area first to ensure you can remove the ink. Surfaces that are typically porous include wood, plaster, cement, tiles, cork and brick. Our Liquid Chalk erases easily with water on a non-porous surface, i.e metal, glass, slated chalkboards. I hope we have sufficiently answered your question. If you have any further queries, please don't hesitate to contact us, we are here to help. Lilly Morrison - Inspired By Craft
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Frankly, I've used these in other surfaces, but not on regular school boards. I have a chalk board I made in my kids' bedroom's closet door and it worked fine on it. We, however, use a slightly wet cloth to erase which, for purposes of my OCD, helps control any powder flying around the room. This may not be completely helpful information for you, but I can't imagine chalk, liquid or otherwise, not coming off a perfectly normal chalkboard.