can be this be used over scratches made on a dry erase board? I'm looking for a product that would seal scratches on a white dry erase board.
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I would think that it might bond fine but that it would not leave a flawless, flat, surface when trying to write over it. When I touched up my washing machine it just "painted" it and you can definitely see where the scratch is and how I painted it in.
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This product is intended to touch up chips in the porcelain enamel on a stove. You can try it for your application and report your findings.
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I don't think so. The surfaces are completely different. Maybe if you apply it minimally in the scratch and when it drys completely, test it out. Otherwise this is a good article http://www.ehow.com/how_7832078_fix-scratches-dry-erase-board.htmlGood luck.
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My white writes fine on our chalkboard.Use Dawn Power Dissolver (it's for gunked up pans and such). Works like a charm! I just did my chalk board with it and it's beautiful and easy to write on now! You should be able to get it at any grocery store or Wal-mart.
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Depends. This is a cure so it leaves a fairly thick glossy coat over whatever you paint. A couple of coats of primer and then paint worked just fine for me but there was a noticeable lip where the whiteboard paint had stopped. It's hard to see but easy to feel and once you've noticed it then you'll see it every time you look. Sanding down the lip resolved the problem just fine. If you don't stop midway across a flat surface then just primer and paint will work as normal, maybe one more coat of primer.
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Magic erasers do an amazing job on dirt of any kind. My kids have drawn with crayon and washable markers ALL over and the magic eraser takes it all away just a little elbow grease. Even when my husband vacuumed crumbs off and left black scruff marks - the magic eraser took care of it. Scratches though... short of using an ultra fine sandpaper to even it out a bit, you're probably stuck with that "character mark".
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I wouldnt. it's a very matte finish. almost looks like a chalkboard. almost anything will scratch it as well. Lastly, you can find a better price elsewhere if you really want to try it.
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I can think of some cool applications for using silver markings around the edge of a chalkboard, or whatever! Sounds like a fun decorating idea! I would think that it would wear down the tips quickly b/c the board surface is rough. Also, if you had a dark colored board (like the classic greenish), it might not show well, especially if writing with thinnish lines. The resulting marks made by the markers are not shiny, just silver colored...think sort of "bright" gray. Have fun! They are certainly cheap enough to try out your idea.
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time and ease. I used a few Mr. Clean Magic Erasers and had cleaner wax to rub it off. Good luck.
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I use it on mine. There is a flap that drops down flush with the floor that may pose an issue but you can manually flap up if you're worried it may scratch. (this is the eraser part-- it's covered in felt and I haven't noticed scratching on my wood. Though to be fair my wood is pretty scratched from my 2 dogs and 3 kids. Lol)
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I was having a very hard time until I thoroughly cleaned my whiteboard. Even though it looked clean, apparently it had some sort of build-up on it. I wiped it down several times with a commercial whiteboard cleaner after having absolutely no luck. While never a "breeze," calibration became easier and faster after cleaning my board and never writing on it at all while using the Now Board.
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That is why I purchased this product.I used a small fine brush to fill in the scratches and tiny holes. Depending on how deep it's best to layer, letting the product dry completely between layers.
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I would give it a try. The colors did not match my wood exactly at first look but when I used it, it really hid the scratches. it does not fill in the scratches but draws your eye away from them.
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We haven't tried it, but I would think not. It is clearly a "white dry erase board"
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yes, I believe it would work like a white board, however Home depot sells MDF coated with white board paint for a fraction of the price. Phenolic is a big deal because it is super stable and perfectly flat. also it is a great insulator for circuit board work. that said I do believe it will work with dry erase markers
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Yes, when used on a dry erase board. It's your typical office dry erase marker. Depending on how long the writing is left on the board, it can require harder scrubbing to get the writing off.
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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.
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It depends what material you have applied it to. On the white board I used, it left small bits but was easy to wipe off.
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I didn't have an answer for you as I use them on whiteboards but I am sitting in my office with a window and a pen, so I tried it. The answer is yes, you can use them on a glassboard and they do wipe right off. I would recommend making sure that your glassboard is cleaner than my window is though, it dragged the marker a bit as it tried to get past some dirt. :) I hope this helps.