Would this marker work on a sidewalk, or would it never come off?
1178044
I believe a sidewalk would be far too porous. If you used it for hopscotch (do kids still play hopscotch?), I'm afraid your great-great grand kids could still use it...in short, don't use it. In fact, the marker itself states "not for use on porous surfaces". Regular so-called 'sidewalk' chalk is your bet bet.
2270235
On a sidewalk, the unit will work very well. On rough surfaces, like crushed rock, it will not work well. As long as the surface is reasonably smooth it will serve you well.
256391
I'm sorry, but I don't know that. All of the paths my mom uses it for are carpeted. I would imagine if it's dragged across a floor rather than the walker lifted a little ahead of them, it might leave marks.
1107063
It will definitely adhere to the surface, but I wouldn't count on the white matching what you already have. It's very white. The marker is industrial and is made to adhere to anything. I used it on my tires to outline the letters, which is a new trend coming back. If you could get a sample size of wall paint from Home Depot, that may be a better idea and you'll have a choice of different shades of white. Goodluck!
263791
My guess is probably. It sure sticks well to a plastic trash can. (Ours was cracked from the robot arm on the trash truck, and the city wanted $70 to replace it.)
846011
I think it might peel off paint. It has a pretty tacky/sticky/grippy adhesive. I'd go for removable vinyl instead. It would stay up for even a couple years and still come off well. The permanent is supposed to stay.
1056411
It would probably stay on any flat surface. I stuck mine on and it's so good on my windsheild that it won't come off lol.
818164
It probably will eventually, even though they are marked as permanent. Art or fabric markers won't wash out and will leave only pigment.
1584943
Just like any real marker, it will dry out. The light will still work though.
1362450
Since I'm the only one who uses the brush, i don't have the problem. I guess the marker would be the way to go. Maybe colored rubberbands?
321466
As long as it's not facing the streetlight, it should probably go on............but only when there is movement. Put your hand over the light sensor to check that it's working.
1593329
Absolutely can be driven on the sidewalk---it is not that wide, will fit most sidewalks.
683059
I have not personally used it for outdoor purposes, but I don't think it is durable enough. I am pretty sure it would peel off.
372553
It is not a permanent marker but could write on any surface. You may have to put a seal coat (krylon crystal clear or even hair spray) over it to protect it from washing off.
1648647
If you use a permanent marker it wont come off. Or you could make a template of what you want it to say and spray paint it.
319514
It would depend on how much of a texture. It may not stick as well as on a smooth surface.
2226332
This has to be on a really smooth tile or glass. Any uneven surface, even the slightest and it slips off.