Do these work well on dark paper as well?
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Hi, thanks for your question. The Earthy colors do work well on dark paper, particularly our Chalk This Way chalkboard paper. Of course the colors are more muted than the Classic pack which are bright, bold colors. The depth of color also varies depending on the hue. For example, the mustard / peach / blue colors of course stand out a little more than the brick red, purple etc. This is purely the hues of those particular colors which are by default darker. We trust this assists. Regards, Will Chalk This Way
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I don't have any black paper to try it on. I do have a very dark, dark green folder that is made of paper (not the plastic or shiny kind) and it did write on that color. Of course the darker colors don't show up as well. The lighter ones do show up better, as do the metallic colors. But yes, they do technically write on black paper.
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Yes they work the same as shrinky dinks. I used colored sharpies and it worked great
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Hi.. unfortunately they won't write on black paper. After you asked this question I tried it on a black paper and I can't see anything. Hope this helps. But I liked them.
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I doubt it, they do not show up on black paper. They write more like highlighters. You would probably want to get the silver or gold sharpie for writing on a black cast.
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This is an educated guess, since they aren't labeled, but I think they probably are. They write nicely-- not too hard, not "waxy" like some cheap pencils, and will make pretty dark marks with pressure. Hope that helps.
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As far as I have found out it really all depends on the paper. I used them on watercolor card stock and bamboo paper to do some art and they did not bleed through. Now I used them in a journal that I'm doing and they DID bleed through. They are very nice to use and they write and color really smoothly I would suggest that you try it on a corner of the paper on somewhere where its not noticble I really hope that this answers your question and that if you get them you enjoy them as much as I do. (I also really like using colored pencils too)
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I use it on my white dry erase board and some of the colors are very light. Because of this, I doubt they would work on black vinyl.
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I imagine they would. I've used them on chalkboard, black dry erase board, black painted boards, pretty much any black surface (other than paper) and it works great! A side note, for intricate work use a white colored pencil first and then go over it with the chalk pen because the colored pencil is easy to erase if you make a mistake and the chalk pen is a bit harder to erase small mistakes. If you want to erase all of it, wipe with water and if there's a white residue then wipe with Windex. Hope this helps! :-)
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I have used them on glossy photo paper for card making, hard to blend on photo paper though.
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I have not tried them on a Black Board. Their ads say they write on almost any surface, so it seems natural they would. They remove with a damp cloth. I used them painting on glass for holiday windows and they cut my paint time in half. Love them!
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No, they don't. But you can use gel pens, or colored pencil on black paper.
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Yes they seem to dry well on many different surfaces; glass, wood, paper. The only problem I had with this product was only one of the colors is glow in the dark, the rest are just neon.
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Some of them do, but not all. Of the ones we tried so far, maybe 2 or 3 looked ok on black paper.
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you need to be a little more specific. They don't bleed through paper, but I don't know that they won't bleed through anything. I've never seen them bleed through anything, but who knows. M.
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Yes i have been using them a while now. The black isnt a deep black. But its black enough. The ink is good for everyday printing. Dont expect photo quality prints. The color is a bit lighter
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yes. they do. I first started with black ink. now for all of them I am using these reman. ones. it has been 3 months and they have been working just great.