I work with mild steel and need a white marker. Will this work for my intention?
207664
i think it may work. it is a white marker. i am not 100% certain that it will work on steel but i think it will. sorry i couldn't be more definite.
2086028
I wouldn't chance it. I have a lot of different types of markers. The ones that you want for a whiteboard are labeled DRY ERASE. It would seem something that is Washable would also work but I would not chance it and would stick with the DRY ERASE markers that are meant for whiteboards.
1149639
I'm not sure about steel, I know I sprayed it on my galvanized fence post and it turned them a really nice white clean color. Although those spots no matched the color of the rest of the fence. I would try a little on a small area of the steel first, but it works on Iron and I would not think this would be an issue for your steel.
1915964
I believe it would, however I would lightly sand the metal surface so the primer can better grip it. Otherwise I feel the paint could peel off too easily. Just make sure you properly prepare your surfaces, especially the metal.
2094505
It will work well on all soft metals including nickel, using normal polishing media. Steel will require a more aggressive media ie: walnut shell with emery or some like compound. Silver, white bronze, and pewter should use white jeweler's rouge.
1583261
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.
552098
Just the first thing is the white is not true white because the blending isn't perfect so I would recommend just regular white it's for basic lighting. Not sure the lumen rating but definitely not 2500 maybe 1000 or so. Fun for an in home or out back luminaries but not for signs.
387487
This won't work At all....you need a permanent marker for that...try looking for a permanent chalk marker in white
1632167
...i suppose it would be, although i can't say we considered it...probably the Krylon paint would work?...sorry i'm not more help...but we needed white...
2158453
I am sorry I don't know the answer to that. All I know is it worked for the project I needed. I was able to trace a pattern and a marker did not bleed through. Hope that helps sorry if it does not.
2101680
I Just be aware that it is high gloss. It you want the flat finish that is another version of the product. The stipple on the plastic will make it somewhat white looking which could be a problem on dark surface color.
565827
My opinion is that it would be marginal... You might be better off to use a magnetic sheet of steel, and paint it with White Board paint (i've never used that though, just seen it advertised).
795572
I believe so. For these markers your going to need to do multiple layers to get a real saturated affect and once it's done chances are you're only going to be able to remove 90% of the chalk. It seems even soap and water doesn't get it all off. �
203248
No, I don't think it will replace regular chalk. On the slate, it will probably never wipe off completely. The way I see it is the marker is more like concentrated chalk.
1614396
I have had good results with the standard green compound(I think it is 0.5 micron). The white also works well.
1810413
I think it will. I'd suggest that you use blue tape to mark positives and take the average from many data points as an answer. I was able to find metal as small as the leg of a construction staple imbedded (about 1/8") in wood consistently.
437293
Yea I had the same question so I asked the seller over the phone. They said the original tip is white but it turns yellowish because of the solution itself.