Will this remove Rain-X from a whiteboard? I am looking for something that does. I have tried almost everything I can think of.
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It will remove almost anything from anything. :-) The only concern might be the surface of the whiteboard. Some of the whiteboard surfaces aren't made of the best materials and this product might damage it. Maybe try it on a small corner of the board to test it out. I've used this cleaner for years for all sorts of things including automotive, motorcycle, and even that really tough two sided backing they use to hold emblems on cars. It works great. Sometimes you have to let it soak a minute or two or give it a couple tries if it's really thick stuff.
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It's very easy to erase. But if you leave writing on there for a while, then, you have to wipe a little harder (as with any whiteboard) but if you have the whiteboard cleaning spray it pretty much makes takes no effort. So, yes, its very easy to erase and it does not leave traces...I've been using it for more than 6 months now.My advice is with any whiteboard, use a cloth or the actual erasers made for them, using anything else which is harder than cotton will over time damage the surface making it harder to erase. Cheers!
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It has a pretty strong adhesive back, though I wouldn't say it's permanent. I laminated this stuff to the sticky side of an adhesive magnet roll. It resists peeling up when we use our fingernails to get under the magnets and move them, but would pry off the magnets it that was the intention. If you stick this to paper (making sure to keep it smooth by pushing out air bubbles as you go), you'll probably end up with a solid bond that with both tear the paper and ruin the sticky back of the whiteboard should you try to remove it.
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Depends on the whiteboard, if it has a metal backing or is otherwise magnetic. Anything with iron in it would work!
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I have the white and it got dirty within 1 day. I have tried to remove with with Mr. clean magic eraser, alcohol wipes and bleach wipes. Nothing. Still dirty. I just ordered the clear case, perhaps I will have better luck.
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I have not tried Rain-X on plastic shields. THE LABEL STATES: DO NOT USE on plastics unless pre-approved by the manufacturer of the plastic to be treated. Do not use on or allow product to contact painted surfaces, non-clear surfaces trated with anti-reflective, scratch resistant or other coatings.- There is a car wash that is termed AUTO DRYING that tends to make the water run off the car body, similar to what Rain-X does to glass that should be ok to use on plastic visors. Look in the car wash soap section at the store and read the label.Also, the motorcycle shops carry something that should take care of what you want to do. I have not tried Rain-X on plastic shields. THE LABEL STATES: DO NOT USE on plastics unless pre-approved by the manufacturer of the plastic to be treated. Do not use on or allow product to contact painted surfaces, non-clear surfaces trated with anti-reflective, scratch resistant or other coatings.- There is a car wash that is termed AUTO DRYING that tends to make the water run off the car body, similar to what Rain-X does to glass that should be ok to use on plastic visors. Look in the car wash soap section at the store and read the label.Also, the motorcycle shops carry... » Read More I have not tried Rain-X on plastic shields. THE LABEL STATES: DO NOT USE on plastics unless pre-approved by the manufacturer of the plastic to be treated. Do not use on or allow product to contact painted surfaces, non-clear surfaces trated with anti-reflective, scratch resistant or other coatings.- There is a car wash that is termed AUTO DRYING that tends to make the water run off the car body, similar to what Rain-X does to glass that should be ok to use on plastic visors. Look in the car wash soap section at the store and read the label.Also, the motorcycle shops carry something that should take care of what you want to do. « Show Less
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Chalk does work on this board, it must be traditional chalk, not "dustless" or "dust free" chalk. Those types have a coating or some type of binder in the chalk that makes them harder. We were able to get one of the dustless chalk sticks to work by "starting" it on a rough surface. It was like some kind of coating was rubbed off and it exposed the soft chalk.One brand that worked well was "Kids Art" from CVS Pharmacy $1.29 in a box of 20, indicates "merry brite" brand. I could not find that on Amazon when searching the name or the UPC.I agree with Kevin C, the marker that comes with the board is easier to use and cleans with water. Chalk does work on this board, it must be traditional chalk, not "dustless" or "dust free" chalk. Those types have a coating or some type of binder in the chalk that makes them harder. We were able to get one of the dustless chalk sticks to work by "starting" it on a rough surface. It was like some kind of coating was rubbed off and it exposed the soft chalk.One brand that worked well was "Kids Art" from CVS Pharmacy $1.29 in a box of 20, indicates "merry brite" brand. I could not find that on Amazon when searching the name or... » Read More Chalk does work on this board, it must be traditional chalk, not "dustless" or "dust free" chalk. Those types have a coating or some type of binder in the chalk that makes them harder. We were able to get one of the dustless chalk sticks to work by "starting" it on a rough surface. It was like some kind of coating was rubbed off and it exposed the soft chalk.One brand that worked well was "Kids Art" from CVS Pharmacy $1.29 in a box of 20, indicates "merry brite" brand. I could not find that on Amazon when searching the name or the UPC.I agree with Kevin C, the marker that comes with the board is easier to use and cleans with water. « Show Less
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If used on an erasable "white board" it doesn't leave residue. I haven't used it on other surfaces.
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I have no idea why you couldn't. You might have to use dry erase board cleaner rather than just wiping it off. But I would think it's ok.
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It works only with crayola dry erase. My kid used Expo dry erase marker, we couldn't erase ..tried used Expo white board cleaner and other. Looks like monopoly...:-(
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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've tried it on my glass shower doors twice and the rain-x seems to work fine IF I squeegee the doors frequently after showers. Hard water and soap scum does not just run off but it does seem easier to get it off with the rain-x. A lot of work getting the doors clean enough for the rain-x application because if they aren't crystal clean you're wasting your time.
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Hi Tom,Thank you for your query. No, the adhesive will not damage your tiles and can be removed using warm water and a scraper. Also it will not damage marble tiles. Elevease comes with simple instructions and once followed will not in any way damage your shower environment .Kind regards Dave
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Because there are several chalkboards made by the Threshold brand, I can't say for sure. If the chalkboard is made of a hard plastic or vinyl, then Wonder Chalk will work, but you should always test a small area first. If the surface is porous, meaning that it absorbs, liquid chalk will stain. Slight stains can be removed with a damp white dense sponge eraser, like Magic Eraser or other brands.
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No. If it is not properly applied, it can be pushed out of shape when you erase over the top. The adhesive is good, though, so just apply some pressure along the line to make sure you have a good stick. It will not leave marks of its own, but you may want to take care if you are wiping a lot of dry erase from the board because it can leave residue along the edges of the tape. If that happens, you can take a damp (not wet) cloth and run it lightly down the seam where the residue is built up.
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It is a dry erase board. However, it is a glass surface. I never used a permanent marker or a wet erase marker, so I really do not know. I would think, since it is glass, it would come off.
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Water and a paper towel worked for me. I have only used it on chalk board labels though.