Do these work on chalkboard contact paper? If so, does it wipe off? how?
1555079
I have not tried this but I am thinking they would work. I have used them on the Martha Stewart chalkboard decals and they wipe off fine with a moistened paper towel.
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.
1006038
I would use the contact paper that's advertised as chalkboard paper. It would probably work a lot better as a chalkboard.
487052
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! :-)
1755220
From my experience, they can be totally wiped off. However, if you leave the chalk pen ink for a few months, it becomes harder to remove. You would need a moist cloth or paper towel to remove it completely.
1056883
I use dry erase markers on my page protectors and it works great, but I haven't tried this particular brand. (At the moment I have wilsonjones heavy weight sheet protectors.)
1663076
Yes, you can! You do need a wet wipe to erase the liquid chalk and it seems to wear the board out pretty fast, but we used the boards with liquid chalk markers for a full three day conferences (writing and erasing close to 100 times) and it worked, the boards are just showing wear.
476644
I didn't have an answer for you as I use them on whiteboards but I am sitting in my office with a window and a pen, so I tried it. The answer is yes, you can use them on a glassboard and they do wipe right off. I would recommend making sure that your glassboard is cleaner than my window is though, it dragged the marker a bit as it tried to get past some dirt. :) I hope this helps.
1687461
Hi, I 99% sure they can't be used on t-shirts because the instructions say they have to be used on a nonporous surface. But for (most) chalkboards, all glass (including empty photo frames to write yourself notes), mirror, etc., they are wonderful! I was leery of the pastel colors I ordered as far as showing up but they great. HAGD.
1905911
I use a wet wipe to take it off a chalk board. I just tried it on a dry erase board and it wiped off.
2130265
I use these markers all the time on my fridge and never have a problem wiping them off with a damp cloth. The only time the markers stain is if the surface absorbs water (porous). I think some people aren't sure if the surface is porous and use them without testing an area. All those trendy chalkboards they sell in home decor stores, they are porous and will get stained.
550865
I used them on a black standard chalkboard. They look great and super vibrant. Just requires some white board cleaner or windex to get it off.
412605
It depends on the type of blackboard. If the blackboard is non-porous and vinyl or plastic like many of the newer styles, Wonder Chalk will work very well and will wipe off easily. If the blackboard absorbs like many of the older styles, the markers will write on the board but will not clean off fully, unless you try Magic Eraser or a window cleaner. You should always test a small area of the surface you're writing on.
2068344
I have used these on chalkboard paper and on glass and it washes off with water. If you use it on an older, porous chalkboard, it might be harder to get off. I'd suggest trying mild detergent and water.
1666037
I've done a lot of research on this and found the answer to be no. Liquid chalk is not really made for contact paper or chalkboard paint items. Sorry :( If you want a look like liquid chalk, just wet your chalk when you write :)
1576061
I wouldn't worry about it wiping off easy. In fact, I feel like chalk pens don't wipe off at all - which is my complaint. But sounds like it would be a benefit for you in this case.
1576065
I didn't use a chalk pen, but I did use regularchalk and unfortunately the letters did wipe off too easily with frequent handling. I will try a chalk pen before I give up on the labels. I am using the rest of the contact paper on a cupboard face for a chalk board.