Any experience on using these markers on a mirror?
857442
Yes, I used them on my bathroom mirror. They look great and wiping it off is not a problem for me.
857443
Yes, a bit pale. The blue cant see, very faint. The pink orange yellow show the best and then green. Still fun to use on the mirror, just don't expect super/intense color. Wipes clean using tissue, paper towel or cloth.
719309
I did - a whoooooole lot of mirrors, actually. My classroom used to be an old dance classroom and there was an entire wall of mirrors at the front. I used this stuff to spray paint over it and turn it into a makeshift chalkboard, and I have two caveats: 1. While it can and DOES work on a mirror, you need to make absolutely certain that the mirror is clean. Like, spotless. Otherwise it's going to cause bumps and bubbles and make actually writing on it kind of troublesome. 2. You will probably need to do at least two coats - one seems to be too thin and can cause chalk to "scrape through" the paint, so I'd definitely do at least two coats to make sure you've got a good chalkboard base. Do those two things, and you'll be good to go!
284967
Yes, I have used Liquid Chalk markers and they worked great. I used a damp cloth to clean chalk off with. A regular eraser doesn't totally clean them off.
1185787
I have not used them for that purpose however since they are led and give off a bluish tint, they may not work for makeup lighting. They are not bright enough during the day or after they have been used a few times. If you still purchase them at least they are inexpensive and can use on something else. Just remember not to remove the backing for the sticky part if you want to reuse as these will stick on for good! I hope this helps.
2170549
I used a permanent marker, so technically I couldn't reuse them. However, the sun faded the writing on the markers so I can't read most of them. In that case, I would reuse them. Hope this helps.
808102
I haven't used them on fabric. I have used them on cups..I was told they would hold up better than the markers. Not so much. Actually, I think the markers hold up better, just not as well as I would like.
179464
I would use markers, the material is very flexible and paint would probably crack and peel.
904848
I imagine so. I have a black painted-glass mirror behind my range. I use the chalk to write on the splash when prepping a complicated meal to remind myself of key time points, last minute ingredients to add, etc. Works great, easy to read, quick clean up.
1600915
I used mine on a black dry erase board and they worked really well and didn't leave any marks. The colours were also crisp and very visible.
51250
The answer to whether these lights can stick to the mirror is yes, but they don't put out enough light to be anything but a nightlight at best. I don't recommend buying them for any other reason.
1533139
Yes they should work great! Make sure you get the marker going first on a separate sheet of paper.
827476
Mine have been on a wall in a bathroom that gets moisture from showers and baths. They have not lifted, have stated in place. I haven't tried them on a window or a mirror but assume that would work well, too. Also good to know, as seasons change or you redecorate, they can be removed readily and can be re-used.
1050444
I haven't tried using the marker but I suspect the marker will bleed through the stabilizer. I would not use a permanent marker.
926111
Not sure why you would want to, as these are permanent markers. But if that's your goal, then they'd probably work fine.
2141019
I have, on the mirrors and makes them look like new. not sure if they recommend it but it worked for me.
29203
Instead of one at the top of the mirror horizontally, I put one vertically on each side of the mirror. I absolutely LOVE them and they are plenty bright, though some people I've showed them to think they are a bit bright for the area (8' x 4' vanity area - the 4' being side-to-side and 8' being front-to-back). They don't bother me at all.
418262
I have not. However, I don't think they would be good for that. The tips are ball point and the ink isn't very thick. But idk for sure.