I am a photographer and need this to wipe off easily from my chalkboards. Does it?
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It does wash off well, but I don't know how well it will do on a chalkboard. I used this pen to help detail hairlines. The pen does dry out fast.
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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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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.
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You should always test it. It will work with some chalkboard materials as their description says but others it won't work so well. I used it on a stick on chalkboard and initially it wipes right off with water but after it dries, it's actually not easy to get off. Whereas it comes right off of our stone countertop and kitchen backsplash. I think it also works directly on glass or mirror. So if the material is impermeable, probable works best. Hope that helps.
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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.
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No but there is a product made for that purpose, Silhouette 12-Inch Chalkboard Premium Vinyl. Sold on Amazon at a very reasonalbe price.
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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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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. &#128542;
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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.
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Yes - I use it on my produce stand to list what we have and prices, and I use colored chalk all the time. It's not meant to be used outside, but it has held up pretty well anyway. I clean it with a damp cloth, let it dry, then re-write as needed. Serves the purpose and the price was right.
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No. Cement is porous and the chalk gets into the tiny holes. It may take a couple of rains (or walking on) before the images disappear but it is not permanent. If you want images gone immediately (poor kids!) then you can hose off or power wash.
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Yes, I use it on the Chalkboard Sticker labels all the time and it works perfectly!
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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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Yes! It took off not only the paint but the drywall too! Also chalk really doesn't write on these. I'd advise a real chalkboard.
1966225
We use on chalkboard painted menus. It wipes off fairly cleanly. Over time, a residue builds. If the surface is very shiny, you've got a good chance.
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I have only used it on chalk board painted surfaces and on glass and mirrors. On those surfaces it works very well.
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I used this product to remove years of grime from antique negatives and a few prints.It did remove some adhesive from a black and white print. Could you try it in aninconspicuous area first? You could also ask at a professional photographic store--nota big box photo department--that does specialty processing.