Can you use chalkboard markers on this board and if you use them do you still need to season the board with regular chalk like one review stated?
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I gifted the board to our grandchildren. They use chalk and they love it, they have not tried markers on it sorry I can't help you .
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We use chalk, no markers. We use it in the kitchen for menus, chores, etc.I used some extra wood glue on the frame to make sure it was secure for mounting.
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I used chalk markers and no matter what I try, I cannot erase it completely. There is a ghost of all writing and windex did not work for me. I used serious elbow grease and it's not working.
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Yes, this basically has 3 different ways for kids to use it. The white board is for the dry erase markers, and the other side is for chalk. You can then roll the paper down to use and the board behind it then would be a type of hard easel board for the paper to rest against. But if you don't have any paper. you still have a chalk board and dry erase board. Now if you are talking about painting on the dry erase board, I would make sure I used only washable paint and try it on a little area. You may also want to make sure you do not leave it on for to long it may cause some stains. If that does happen you could try a mixture of bleach and water. I hope all this helps.
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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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Looks like the answer is yes...I googled so you might check out the chalkboards link or others there!
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Hi Mariana, How are you? Thank you for your inquiry of the Chalkboard Labels containing a chalkboard marker. At the moment the pack does not contain a chalkboard pen, but in our next production, we are including a chalkboard pen plus more chalkboard labels and a variety of sizes in the Chalkboard Label pack.Kind regards,
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They are not easy to use. And like the size of old school chalk (if you are old enough to know what a chalk board is lol) hope this helps
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Possibly. The finish is similiar to dry erase. But not as dry erasable. I have not painted on it myself though. It might depend on what type of paint you are using. I would not use wetter mediums because it could potentially warp the board. I also don't know if some of the stickier paints would be a good idea either since they might stick when you close/fold the board. Personally I found markers artist/permanent were the best medium.
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Yes you can, however, chalk is larger thus the letters become distorted. I have sharpened my colored chalk into a point but when you write a few letters you must keep sharpening. I just use paper to bring the chalk to a point. It comes with its own chalk writing implements and they work very well but it comes only in white.
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Hi there...Yes they do...My granddaughter played with it right away and even used sidewalk chalk which wiped away great with eraser, but of course better with a damp rag...Didn't need to "season" the chalkboard either!
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I don't think they would... they're just like other dry erase markers except brighter colors (and wetter too, I think). I do not think they would wipe off of a chalk board. They are just like traditional Expo markers. Chalk markers are more like a paint pen... If you are going for something for a chalkboard, I would go with the chalk markers. I have some and I love them! Hope I helped!
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I just used chalk from Walmart. I'd love to use chalk markers (I think that's what businesses use to make signs with lettering last so long) but didn't want to pay for them justt I use them once.
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Yes...there is a small rounded edge completely around the board which will hold a piece of chalk so you can hang it vertically or horizontally and it will still work. But there is no place to hold an eraser.
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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. �
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These aren't meant for chalkboards. I figure they would probably work if the chalkboard paper is really smooth, but then it probably wouldn't work well for chalkboards, haha. So my recommendation is no, they most likely won't work for what you're trying to do. They're just for dry erase.
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No. It's a smooth surface similar to a whiteboard. The markers that should be used with it are called "liquid chalk" markers.
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Don't know about chalk, but I painted over magnetic paint, and I did not get good results. You can now but buy sheets of dry erase to put on a wall. They are much nicer and far cheaper. The dry erase paint is terrible.