What kind of markers are to be used on these boards. What are Coreoplast-type posters and what are they intended for?
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We print our signs and Velcro them to the boards. The signs on the frame are like a corrogated plastic so I don't think markers will come off them. If you bought a board from a hardware store that is dry erase friendly you could screw it on though if you want to use markers.
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Yes. I just took one of each color and did numbers 1,2,3, and 4 with a blue permanent marker. It's OK, but, a BLACK permanent marker would work BEST. These tiles are heavy duty ones measuring 1 inch by 1 inch by 3/8 inch thick. I guess you could put a sticky one-sided magnet strip piece on back, so they'd fasten to metal board.
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I was at K-Mart yesterday and they has poster frame (22"x28"). I thought that would have worked but it was too late. I had a friend build me one using wood brick molding and routering out a rabbit so I could put all 4 posters into one frame (full size 23x29) so you could display any of the 4 posters and have a place to store the other three. It cost me about $80 but it looked super. I didn't look for a price at K-Mart and you would have to trim the document 1/2" all the way around.>
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We love these for making flip charts, but I would look for another product for the posters unless you do chooses to hang them up a different way (no stickiness) . Using the grid lines might be helpful for your students.
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1st--I haven't ever labeled the container.....I know what's in it and if it's useable by appearance and feel/smell. BUT I imagine a "dry erase" marker pen, as used on white boards, would work.
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I am so sorry, but I don't know. I actually used them for a display board in my classroom and only put 1 piece in each.
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Yes, that's what I did. I used only the ones I wanted in a poster sized frame. It was very easy to do, but be careful with the Star Trek font because it gets very thin/flimsy in places.
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Hi Leah, Thank you for your question. Apologies, l have only just received notification of your question, which is very strange as l check them everyday - I am sorry. Given you left your question some time ago, I am assuming you have already moved ahead one way or the other but to answer your question. I have never actually tested our markers on this surface before, however if the blackboard is made from glass then our markers would be ideal for this surface as glass is non-porous. I would still recommend testing a small portion of your surface first. If you are unhappy with our product, we are more then happy to fully refund your purchase. I hope this helps. If not, please don't hesitate to contact us again. Kind regards Lilly Morrison - Inspired By Craft
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They are like markers. They work fine on paper but not glossy paper, they will smear. They did not go through my envelops.
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I'm not sure because I haven't used a marker on mine. However, the wood is really smooth. I would try using a permanent marker rather than a water-based crayola type. It would probably work fine.
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They are dry erase markers, so you could use any dry erase markers you buy anywhere you find office supplies.
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I'm planning on getting cheap plywood or foam from a hardware store and using either spray tacky glue or modge podge to "mount" it. I'm going to paint the edges of the plywood or foam with craft paint and buy it about a half inch larger than the print for a small border. There are a lot of DIY websites with these projects that look great.
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It's for dimensional lumber and will call for a liquid adhesive to attach them. None the less it finishes off the post nicely.
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They are partcle board. I had two or three mangled corners from shipping, but no real damage. They were thinner than I expected - probably 3/8", which is why I wanted to return them, but they were going to have me pay almost the cost of the shelves for the freight, because I had no "valid" reason for returning them, other than the fact that I thought they had been misrepresented as stronger than they were. I had also found a better quality shelf set, actually from Edsal this time, for about the same price, at Sam's club. BUT, I would have had to get them home.
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They would probably work best on poster board. They'd probably still work just not have the same affect.
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Yes liquid chalk markers do work on this board! Neon & white show up best. Blue markers are the least effective (I found). Neon pink, neon orange, & white markers work best.
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I'd recommend a very heavy paperboard as a backer/backboard. Then use this as an attachment board to tape/attach your signage on. I've also used thin corrugated plastic and make signs out of that. Measure the thickness to know how thick the media can be.