What's best to use to write on it?
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Ball point ink, Sharpie, or pencil. I can't think of any ink that wouldn't work. Crayons or colored pencils might not show up as well.
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These are paper. So you can use pencil, ink pen, sharpie marker, or a crayon if you'd like :)
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These are paper. So you can use pencil, ink pen, sharpie marker, or a crayon if you'd like :)They are not shiny or have a difficult surface with which to work.
1864013
what you can do is take a graphite pencil and write on the cover and see if it shows up. Ive only used this on paper so i'm not sure of what other surfaces it will work on
1406534
The top (where the laptop rests) is hard breathable rubber. I actually just tested writing on a piece of printer paper and a ballpoint pen - surprisingly it works, not ideal to compose a novel on, but to jot notes down it should work well. The backside is just hard plastic with two thin rubber strips (for traction on tables) also can be written on and fells like you're writing on.....plastic. Hope that was helpful :)
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Really, the only reason you would use this is for fun. I've put some secret notes in notebooks, or an easter egg in a note, or decorated a bill with it. But really, if you are using ink other than the "big four" (blue, black, red or green), you're really doing it either to be artistic or have fun.
1391779
This table top has a slight texture to it, not completely smooth. However I would think it would be fine to write on because it is minimal texture.
1503672
you should have used clear tape over the writing first, but since you didnt, go back and redew it with a magic marker and use the clear tape over it.
1210839
I've never tried to write on it but i assume dry erase markers will work great. i wouldn't try Sharpie.
1606844
I put a long sticky note and am using that as the ledger. I used pencil and it erases well, but the sticky works better for me.
1045946
A regular pen would work, but you'd need to be careful not to press too hard and rip the paper, it's very brittle. I've used it with students for years and the best thing is markers. I've used sharpies (which bleed through) and Crayola markers. If you're making something you want to last, I would also recommend laminating it.
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sure you can write on it with a sharpie. you will have to tape it or attach it somehow to a box though ~ hope this helps!
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I would use latex. The epoxy will stick better and the finished product will be just as glossy.
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I actually tried that and it worked just "okay" . There is texture on the slate so hard to write and did not stand out very well. Erased and used the markers.
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There isn't too much space on the small white area to write, but I would try a sharpie pen (thinner point) or marker or another pen with a felt tip. I think that may write smoother on the type of paper and leave cleaner, sharper lines. Any pen should work though. Just be sure to let any ink dry so it doesn't smudge!
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There is a small area where you can label the discs (the part that is blue/purple/green/etc..)Please note that, in my opinion, it is too small. However, you should be able to write on the "vinyl" black part as well (assuming you have a white marker).
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Stylus is one of the best features. I am using it to write this now. Translation accuracy depends on the apps you are using. I tried using SNote but it was a bit laggy and it had trouble recognizing my extremely sloppy handwriting. I use One Note now to handwrite notes, then transcribe them using the on-screen Windows Stylus keyboard, which is very accurate even for my handwriting. The Slate 7 SPen also works with this, if you like using a pen-sized stylus and an eraser.
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No you can't. This product is almost useless. Do not use your money to purchase this. It's a write and erase.
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I think you would be better off going with the gloss pens from the same company. They write on plastic, glass wood, etc., are waterproof and will also leave a slight 3D effect on non-porous surfaces (even more so with layering).