can you use plain chalk as easily (does it wipe off as easily as pen)?
2079659
They are very easy to use. The chalk leaves a little residue when wiped off, but you can use a damp cloth to clean it off completely and the chalk still writes well on them after they dry.
2079660
They are very easy to use. The chalk leaves a little residue when wiped off, but you can use a damp cloth
2079661
Chalk wipes off effortlessly with water and does not strip or ruin the sticker. The chalk goes on smoothly, also.
1755219
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!
779785
You "can" with chalk, though I would only say that might work if you're doing the chalk markers. Dry erase should work fine. The surface is a shiny, slick surface. The maps are high quality and the company responds quickly to email. If you have lingering concerns, contact them. Their info is listed on Amazon.
2196478
Yes you can, however, chalk is larger thus the letters become distorted. I have sharpened my colored chalk into a point but when you write a few letters you must keep sharpening. I just use paper to bring the chalk to a point. It comes with its own chalk writing implements and they work very well but it comes only in white.
787094
No - no liquid chalk markers do, they will only fully erase on an impermeable surface
1502413
Yes,extremely easy to use. I struck a chalk line to make sure the line was straight and then walk the line. One spray can marked about 7-8 lines.
56557
I used real chalk. I suppose marker would work better bc it would not smudge.
1205818
Chalk markers work fine and show up much clearer than actual chalk. I would suggest rubbing actual chalk all over it then wiping it off with your finger just to give it that actual chalkboard look. Then using marker over top of it.
795572
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. �
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.
16372
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.
52075
chalk will not work on this board. you will need wet erase markers. But those work and clean up quite well.
31239
You can remove them whit a little work , and no residue ,just dont use chalk if they are going in cups because the hands erase what ever you write on them
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.
1029942
I use Chalk Ink wet wipe markers and they work well; you have to shake them up well first. Haven't tried any other type of pen, but plain chalk would work too if your words are small. The pen allows you to write smaller with the side of the tip.
1573418
Yes,you need to condition it. Regular chalk is perfect ,liquid chalk doesn't come off.
485836
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.