Any experience on using these markers on a mirror?
857442
Yes, I used them on my bathroom mirror. They look great and wiping it off is not a problem for me.
857443
Yes, a bit pale. The blue cant see, very faint. The pink orange yellow show the best and then green. Still fun to use on the mirror, just don't expect super/intense color. Wipes clean using tissue, paper towel or cloth.
350280
We use Windex and tri-fold paper towels and we haven't had any ghosting issues. it's worth a try. it also might be the markers you are using.
926112
I can think of some cool applications for using silver markings around the edge of a chalkboard, or whatever! Sounds like a fun decorating idea! I would think that it would wear down the tips quickly b/c the board surface is rough. Also, if you had a dark colored board (like the classic greenish), it might not show well, especially if writing with thinnish lines. The resulting marks made by the markers are not shiny, just silver colored...think sort of "bright" gray. Have fun! They are certainly cheap enough to try out your idea.
1600007
I use them on paper and I think they're considered permanent markers so I don't think they would work well as dry erase as might not come off.
1230672
You can use dry erase markers on them. To have it stay you would have to allow time for it to dry and even then you could probably wipe it off with little difficulty.
1034465
Assume it would work with a marker but why would you want to???? . They cost more than the standard CD/DVD'S. I have use the printable CD's to print on for years and they work fine for me. You can use markers on most any CD/DVD's.
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My make up mirror is also Conair but not sure of the model... I used just a night light when it first burnt out. Then I tried these bulbs. They are much better than a night light but I would still like them to have been a little brighter. They are cheap enough so its worth a try.
2020352
It is similar; however, I believe you will experience "ghosting" on this board. I would do a little research and buy the board designed for dry markers. It will probably save you a headache in the long run.
1250480
Yes. They work on many surfaces including wood, glass, plastic, metal, and paper. They are wonderful especially for there price. I have used chalk markers that are four times the price of these that don't work nearly as well. Save yourself a ton of money and purchase these markers over other more expensive brands. Hope this helped you with your shopping experience.
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Sorry about last answer. I was thinking about another mirror I had purchased. For this one, I just use batteries and remove them when not traveling.
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Hmm...if your mirror is mounted across uneven surfaces, it, too, will be uneven. Assuming that is your plan, yes you shd still be able to use these mirror clips. The challenge will be drilling into the tile. The uneven
56557
I used real chalk. I suppose marker would work better bc it would not smudge.
1461454
They would work on any non-porous surface, like glass. They don't work particularly well for me even on a white board, but I use "wet" erase markers technically, the neon ones. The only reason I mention this is because, on glass I use these same markers, I can't imagine dry erase markers showing up on a window (maybe something like an overhead projector?) Anyway, for that type of use (wet erase), I prefer to use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser sponge, it works much better! Plain old dry erase markers come off fine with these however. Hope this helps!
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Just tried it and they work fine. I was able to wipe the marks off with a tissue. However, my pad is clear, so you might have to put a white paper behind the surface to be able to read the markings. My desk is dark and it was hard to read the writing.
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I use dry and wet erase markers on this and I have found the best thing to utilize to wipe them off is Lysol Disinfectant Wipes. The ones in the Yellow containers. :-)
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I've used this great product at two design jobs but I've never applied it to mirrors. I would put primer on the mirrors and try a small piece of any type of wallpaper---and use a good adhesive. I bought an adhesive at Home Depot and it wouldn't adhere. I found one at Lowes that worked. Good luck.
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I found that regular sharpies worked better, actually. It seems these markers wore off far more quickly...sadly. I have a few mugs that I did this past summer that still have designs on them. I put my cups through the dishwasher, intentionally, to test the durability. I have to say, regular sharpies work better.