I need a spray that will wash off quickly as I need to mark areas in an organic garden. I am looking for a chalk spray not a paint.
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This may not be for you, although it is temporary paint, and it is chal, it doesn't wash off as easy
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We would not recommend this spray chalk for your application. It is a temporary spray, however is does not wash of quickly or with just water.Please let us know if you have any further questions.Thank you,The Stencil Ease Team
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Will not wash off quickly. Will wash off given sufficient time. Didn't try to wash it off but lasted a couple months.
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It does not wash off quickly... it will eventually fade and wash away on the grass and dirt, does leave some marking on concrete and blacktop for a length. It is not permanent - but it was certainly not "quick" to wash away.
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this stuff does not wash off quickly.. And honestly I wouldn't want to use it around edible plants.
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I've been using Windex Multi-Surface Vinegar. It is marketed as a gentle surface cleaner. It has a bit of a sweet scent, doesn't smell like vinegar. It's been working great on my blanket so far.
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You will get the best results by spraying thin coats. What ever you do don't use a brush as the solvent in this product dries very quickly and you will end up with brush marks or worse.
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Hi, thank you for your question. While we have several customers who have successfully used our markers on chalk painted surfaces, we do not recommend it. Painted surfaces are typically porous, i.e., the surface has small pores allowing liquid to be absorbed or pass through. This makes it difficult to remove ink from the surface once applied. If you believe the surface on which the chalk paint was been applied is non-porous, please test a small inconspicuous area first to ensure you can remove the ink. Surfaces that are typically porous include wood, plaster, cement, tiles, cork and brick. Our Liquid Chalk erases easily with water on a non-porous surface, i.e metal, glass, slated chalkboards. I hope we have sufficiently answered your question. If you have any further queries, please don't hesitate to contact us, we are here to help. Lilly Morrison - Inspired By Craft
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These work very well on the decals. They do not leave scratches like regular chalk does. You can use water and a paper towel to remove it.
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That's what I used it for, I used it on white chalk paint and it came out completely clear every time. It was easy to scoop out of the container with a rag and rubbed on easily
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Cheesecloth works best, I think. Clean sprayer right after with soapy water ;)
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If you can find the Chinese Insecticide Chalk, it works wonderfully! In Southern California, they have it in those knock-off 99 cent stores (not at the real ones). If they have it, it
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I haven't tried that but I see no reason why it wouldn't work. But I would get the spray version rather than the can, so you don't mess up the chalk. Good luck!
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This won't work At all....you need a permanent marker for that...try looking for a permanent chalk marker in white
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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. �
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Not like some cheaper car wash soaps. But I don't think there is an automotive shampoo that leaves no spots, so a chamois is always a good idea. I thoroughly spray off the suds after sponging and the garden hose water is very clean, so that might make a difference.
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Unless you have a really large area to cover probably any spray bottle will do but I got an old 1 gallon Round- up container with a sprayer from my neighbor. You could ask for one on freecycle.org in your neighborhood, maybe someone will be throwing one out soon.
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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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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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I used a chalk marker so the chalk would wash away, however if you used a permanent marker I think the labels would be just fine.
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We used a garden sprayer and walked the yard spraying surface. Do be careful on breezey days and do not gt too close to plants you want to keep. This product does work!