If used on chalkboard vinyl, can designs/lettering be easily with a sponge/cloth &amp; water? Does it leave any type of residual marking? Thank you.
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It comes off very easy with a sponge and water. Mine didn't leave any marks
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I haven't tried it on a blackboard, but any surface that it will write on, It will yield totally NON-permanent BOLD marking. I bought the white, which has a coating to prevent it from dissolving on your fingertips. It will soften and break if left out in the dampness.
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I've only used them on glass, and it comes off easily even several weeks later. I would assume the chalkboard is porous.
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Yes they do. Well we used them on a regular chalkboard. I would assume it's the same. As far as clean up, it washes off with a bit of water. Usually 1wet rag to wet all of it down & another damp rag to do final clean up.
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Yes, I used a damp wash cloth and it comes right off. I primed the paper by rubbing chalk all over it first before drawing anything on it. Hopes that helps!
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Yes. But if the application is not done correctly you could possibly see paint come off when wiping the chalk marker off. A good prep job, a porous surface, and 2-3 coats will help.
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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.
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Hello Sharon, I hope this message finds you well. As graciously answered by Karen and CanHave - Ideally you want the surface to be smooth and dry. Once the Chalkboard Labels are firm in place (roughly 20minutes after first application) condensation won't affect the labels. As they are dishwasher safe, you can wash them in hot water and they will stay on the glass jar or bottle. Please feel free to contact us if you have any other questions. Thank you.
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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.
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They are not permanent is used correctly on a non-porous blackboard (magnetic chalkboard). I write and then erase (using a water/baby wipe or damp sponge, sometimes WEEKS later) and then rewrite all the time for my baby boy's "Monthly Birthday Board". Having said that, I'm not sure if they are permanent if used on a paper surface or on cloth, since that is not their intended use.
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I use either a liquid chalk pen or a chalk pencil that they sell.....(same vendor that sells the labels, I believe) You can also use any color chalkboard chalk. Just be aware that whatever type of chalk/marker you use, they are all very temporary. Any rubbing of the surface or any moisture and they begin to fade quickly.....of course, you can also re-write quickly :) If you are looking for a more permanent type of label, one that can withstand repeated use and even dishwasher safe, look for "Label Once" brand of labels. They have food grade ones that work really well!
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The chalk will come off which is great because you can reuse and change things. I haven't had a problem with the stickers coming off. I have them on things that aren't washed too frequently and only by hand. I have one on a spray bottle that does get wet quite a bit and it hasn't started peeling. Hope this helps.
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I used it to print a shirt with a stencil and a sponge and it bled thru. I've had trouble getting it a uniform color without using a screen. Hope this helped
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I use the liquid chalk pens...work really well and swipe off easily with no "dust" leftover. Regular, school-board chalk works too.
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I did the same thing, I used it on a chalk board from HomeGoods, I scrubbed the color off with a Magic Eraser by Mr Clean. Good Luck, its a lot of work.
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Hi, Thanks for your question. Many of our customers are using our markers on chalk paint with success, however we do not recommend doing so. The reason being is that chalk paint - and all painted surfaces - are porous. This means the surface has microscopic holes which will allow ink to seep into the pores. Once you try and wipe the ink off a chalk painted surface, you may find it leaves a faint mark. Generally this mark can be removed using Windex, an ammonia based cleaner, or a lot of people have had success with Mr. Clean Magic Erasers, which are designed for removing marks off walls without removing paintwork. Given the variability of different surfaces and different brands of chalk paint, we would not recommend using our product on such a surface in case you experience issues with its removal. Other porous surfaces which should be avoided for the same reason include wood, concrete, & tiles. Also if using on a chalkboard, please check to ensure it is a solid slated chalkboard. What you will find is that if the chalkboard has a soft wood backing (often pine or similar), then it is most likely painted with chalk paint which may cause the above issues. Manufacturers of chalk boards often do this in order to save cost, and as you will appreciate whilst we guarantee the performance of our markers, we cannot guarantee all chalkboard surfaces are safe given there are so many different brands and types. We trust this is of assistance. Regards, Paul Davidson Chalk This Way
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Because there are several chalkboards made by the Threshold brand, I can't say for sure. If the chalkboard is made of a hard plastic or vinyl, then Wonder Chalk will work, but you should always test a small area first. If the surface is porous, meaning that it absorbs, liquid chalk will stain. Slight stains can be removed with a damp white dense sponge eraser, like Magic Eraser or other brands.