Can I use these on regular chalkboard (the kind you find in schools) and will I be able to erase it afterwards?
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Frankly, I've used these in other surfaces, but not on regular school boards. I have a chalk board I made in my kids' bedroom's closet door and it worked fine on it. We, however, use a slightly wet cloth to erase which, for purposes of my OCD, helps control any powder flying around the room. This may not be completely helpful information for you, but I can't imagine chalk, liquid or otherwise, not coming off a perfectly normal chalkboard.
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Yes! I've used them on black chalk paint, black paper and on cardboard. Good luck with your project!
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I don't know if you can or not on this chalkboard. I would be afraid to because I wouldn't want to see the chalkboard go to waste. Maybe call or email the actual maker of the chalkboard about this question. I would like to know myself. Word.
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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.
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Hi, I 99% sure they can't be used on t-shirts because the instructions say they have to be used on a nonporous surface. But for (most) chalkboards, all glass (including empty photo frames to write yourself notes), mirror, etc., they are wonderful! I was leery of the pastel colors I ordered as far as showing up but they great. HAGD.
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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.
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I do not believe so, we haven't tried them though. Everywhere I looked it said that you have to use ONLY the Crayola Dry Erase Markers - I've read reviews that said 'normal' dry erase markers did not fully erase. Don't know it this helps you..
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Yes. I am a teacher, and I go through boxes of these every year. Like Tom said below, it depends on the surface you have. The main whiteboards we have on the wall are pretty good for up to a few days. Anything left on after that will have the custodians asking if you used a permanent marker. The Quartet board I got from OfficeMax won't wipe off without cleaner no matter how hard I pray. Our DrawIt wall works the best surprisingly, I leave things on it for months at a time and I don't need anything. The glass works well too, but you won't get the vivid color you get on the wall, which is the only things the students at the back can see the colors on. Yes. I am a teacher, and I go through boxes of these every year. Like Tom said below, it depends on the surface you have. The main whiteboards we have on the wall are pretty good for up to a few days. Anything left on after that will have the custodians asking if you used a permanent marker. The Quartet board I got from OfficeMax won't wipe off without cleaner no matter how hard I pray. Our DrawIt wall works the best surprisingly, I leave things on it for months at a time and I don't need anything. The glass works well too, but you won't get the vivid color you get on the wall, which is the... » Read More Yes. I am a teacher, and I go through boxes of these every year. Like Tom said below, it depends on the surface you have. The main whiteboards we have on the wall are pretty good for up to a few days. Anything left on after that will have the custodians asking if you used a permanent marker. The Quartet board I got from OfficeMax won't wipe off without cleaner no matter how hard I pray. Our DrawIt wall works the best surprisingly, I leave things on it for months at a time and I don't need anything. The glass works well too, but you won't get the vivid color you get on the wall, which is the only things the students at the back can see the colors on. « Show Less
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They are basically Sharpies with metallic particles in them...so anything another Sharpie can wrote on, they can also. Sharpies have some limitations, but I do not suspect that chalk boards are one of them...though it sort of defeats the purpose of having an erasable chalk board. If you want it to show very legibly, use the Sharpie Mean streaks instead...as they are like a grease pencil that hardens in time after application...but the mark they leave is not as fine as the metallic ones...so I use both. Most fine line white/metllic markers are not nearly as clear as the other Sharpie colors...just a fact of life. They are basically Sharpies with metallic particles in them...so anything another Sharpie can wrote on, they can also. Sharpies have some limitations, but I do not suspect that chalk boards are one of them...though it sort of defeats the purpose of having an erasable chalk board. If you want it to show very legibly, use the Sharpie Mean streaks instead...as they are like a grease pencil that hardens in time after application...but the mark they leave is not as fine as the metallic ones...so I use both. Most fine line white/metllic markers are not nearly as clear as the other Sharpie... » Read More They are basically Sharpies with metallic particles in them...so anything another Sharpie can wrote on, they can also. Sharpies have some limitations, but I do not suspect that chalk boards are one of them...though it sort of defeats the purpose of having an erasable chalk board. If you want it to show very legibly, use the Sharpie Mean streaks instead...as they are like a grease pencil that hardens in time after application...but the mark they leave is not as fine as the metallic ones...so I use both. Most fine line white/metllic markers are not nearly as clear as the other Sharpie colors...just a fact of life. « Show Less
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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
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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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Yes...there is a small rounded edge completely around the board which will hold a piece of chalk so you can hang it vertically or horizontally and it will still work. But there is no place to hold an eraser.
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Yes you can but I would recommend cleaning/ wiping them off after every use so the dry erase it easy to clean
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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.
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I used a label maker that creates sticker labels. Dry erase would wipe off. Good Luck!
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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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Yes, it works great on chalkboard. Very easy to write with, bright and looks defined. I used mild soap and water to remove an error, took a bit of scrubbing but came clean.