We would like to use these with chalkboard stickers (Ziggyboard specifically). Any experience with these? Are they porous like chalkboard paint?
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I have used these markers on the chalkboard stickers, chalkboard paint and regular glass. They work well. Not familiar with Ziggyboard though. I use alcohol or Windex to remove writing. Vinegar and water would also do the trick, I suspect.
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New creation is Incorrect. A porous surface (an inherent quality of this paint) is the enemy of liquid chalk markers. This is what lends itself to the qualm doors&more; mentions: the ghost image. moves to augment porosity in the finished product will be further detrimental to the erasability of the liquid chalk.
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Hi, I 99% sure they can't be used on t-shirts because the instructions say they have to be used on a nonporous surface. But for (most) chalkboards, all glass (including empty photo frames to write yourself notes), mirror, etc., they are wonderful! I was leery of the pastel colors I ordered as far as showing up but they great. HAGD.
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They are pretty strong magnets. I suggest to use sharpies to color instead of the paint they give you, it just makes a mess.
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Prismacolor colored pencils are wax based, so unlike the usual Crayola, they do not leave a "powdery" substance behind. However, like Travis mentioned prior to my comment, they will eventually leave a waxy buildup, but it's more of a thin film that you can scrape off gently if it bothers you. Other than that, there's very even coverage, and they should work fine.
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I used them on a chalkboard and could NEVER get it off. Had to paint over it. Maybe try a razor blade and scrape it off. These are permanent in my opinion.
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They work just fine. As with anything used on chalkboard paint, it comes off best when you wipe it with a damp cloth.
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I didn't use a chalk pen, but I did use regularchalk and unfortunately the letters did wipe off too easily with frequent handling. I will try a chalk pen before I give up on the labels. I am using the rest of the contact paper on a cupboard face for a chalk board.
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They would work on any non-porous surface, like glass. They don't work particularly well for me even on a white board, but I use "wet" erase markers technically, the neon ones. The only reason I mention this is because, on glass I use these same markers, I can't imagine dry erase markers showing up on a window (maybe something like an overhead projector?) Anyway, for that type of use (wet erase), I prefer to use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser sponge, it works much better! Plain old dry erase markers come off fine with these however. Hope this helps!
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I use this chalkboard exclusively with chalk markers and I think they work great with it! A lot of the less expensive chalk boards are too porous to accommodate chalk markers without staining, and that isn't the case with this chalkboard at all.
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no they dont work like chalk markers. Also the bkue isnt florecent, but all the other ones glow in black light pretty well
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I definitely would think so. They really are like a big sticker.... What you might do is test a bumper sticker shaped sticker and apply it to the wall the same direction as the tree stump would be going and see how well the sticker adheres.... Not too many walls these days are perfectly smooth. I don't even think the wall I put mine on was smooth, it certainly had some texture to it. Hopes this helps...
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They are basically Sharpies with metallic particles in them...so anything another Sharpie can wrote on, they can also. Sharpies have some limitations, but I do not suspect that chalk boards are one of them...though it sort of defeats the purpose of having an erasable chalk board. If you want it to show very legibly, use the Sharpie Mean streaks instead...as they are like a grease pencil that hardens in time after application...but the mark they leave is not as fine as the metallic ones...so I use both. Most fine line white/metllic markers are not nearly as clear as the other Sharpie colors...just a fact of life. They are basically Sharpies with metallic particles in them...so anything another Sharpie can wrote on, they can also. Sharpies have some limitations, but I do not suspect that chalk boards are one of them...though it sort of defeats the purpose of having an erasable chalk board. If you want it to show very legibly, use the Sharpie Mean streaks instead...as they are like a grease pencil that hardens in time after application...but the mark they leave is not as fine as the metallic ones...so I use both. Most fine line white/metllic markers are not nearly as clear as the other Sharpie... » Read More They are basically Sharpies with metallic particles in them...so anything another Sharpie can wrote on, they can also. Sharpies have some limitations, but I do not suspect that chalk boards are one of them...though it sort of defeats the purpose of having an erasable chalk board. If you want it to show very legibly, use the Sharpie Mean streaks instead...as they are like a grease pencil that hardens in time after application...but the mark they leave is not as fine as the metallic ones...so I use both. Most fine line white/metllic markers are not nearly as clear as the other Sharpie colors...just a fact of life. « Show Less
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I've done a lot of research on this and found the answer to be no. Liquid chalk is not really made for contact paper or chalkboard paint items. Sorry :( If you want a look like liquid chalk, just wet your chalk when you write :)
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I have used them on the vinyl sticker chalk board things and worked wonderfully! &#128077; doesn't smudge but wipes really easy with a wet rag!
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They are not easy to use. And like the size of old school chalk (if you are old enough to know what a chalk board is lol) hope this helps
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Yep, works great with chalk! Even comes with a piece of white chalk. This has turned out to be one of the best things I've ever purchased for my kids! I love it!