Is there a clear plastic insert available to use in lieu of rigid sign? I'd like to be able to use dry-erase markers on it.
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It does not come with one - you might check with your sign guy and see - probably can cut one pretty cheap from dry erase board that would snap in..
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No. But you can go to Lowes of Home Depot and get a piece of lean cut to size to do what you're wanting!
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You would need to make your own. I had a plastics place in town cut two sheets of 1/8" acrylic. If you did that you could either paint one side of the acrylic white, or put a large sheet of white paper behind the acrylic so your writing stands out.
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Not one that comes with it, but you can possibly buy a piece of 24" X 36" corrugated plastic at any sign company or a same size cut piece of plexiglas at Home Depot.
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Yes You can Use a marker, like a sharpie or something with smooth tip just soft enough not to scratch the surface.
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It is like corrugated plastic. The type of material that many yard signs are made out of. I am not sure that you can erase white board markers. They might stain iit.
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The dome is just a regular piece of plastic, so anything that would erase from plastic should work. The markers it came with actually have lasted a while so far and I got the $4.99 add-on crayola gel markers and they worked with it too. My almost 4 year old really loves this set.
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this one is Built-in marker tray but you should be able to take it off thanks
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"Windows"..? I don't think so. Might want to the check into a 'dry erase' marker set...
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The chisel tips on the corrugated will work.....assuming the corrugated will fit in the slots if it's thin enough. I would NOT recommend writing directly on the sign. The surface of the sign is not conducive to easily removing the dry erase markers!
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You should not need a blank one. But if you do go to a local sign shop and they should be able to help.
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We use velcro to adhere our signs - that way you can change them out since we use them mostly for directional signs for parking, events, etc. Hope this helps
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Not really. And don't buy this thing. I ordered two, and on both of them the writing surface has separated out from the backing cardboard. Looks like a decal with air bubbles under it. Unusable.
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I would recommend laminating pouches instead of these. That would allow you to use dry erase or wet erase expo markers.
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Yes, I think so. It has a standard kind of ready-to-use adhesive (no need to wet it or anything) that you just press into place, like any shelf paper. I will stick to plastic too, I'm quite sure. Good luck.
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There is a wet marker you can buy from Michaels or any place like that for like seven dollars or so that goes on wet and drys in a few seconds. Wipes off with a damp paper towel. Works fantastic, is very precise and crisp. I love my chalkboard and the markers are the way to go.
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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 get our signs from Fast Signs. Most sign shops can make inserts. Very easy to change out on this quick-change model.
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flexible but not floppy. it's not a stiff plastic - you would need to have it on rigid surface to write on it
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I would think you could attach adhesive sided Velcro onto frame and sign. We laminate our signs and then secure with painter's blue tape which is easy to remove, but not so neat looking.