I would like to have a portable, roll-able dry erase surface for tabletop roleplaying games -- could this be adhered to, say, a canvas backing?
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My guess is it will adhere best to smooth surfaces and may need some help on canvas or other porous materials.
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Yes, but I would recommend a secondary adhesive to help it stick. The adhesive on the back of these rolls isn't strong enough by itself. I would also roll the canvas backing over and on top of the ends to keep the corners from coming up.
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Yes, it could be adhered to a canvas or any fabric backing. The whiteboard roll's adhesive is very tacky/pretty strong but will do much better (stay in place more permanently) being stuck to a smoother surface with more support. For example, I stuck a 4 foot length to that same length of flexible magnetic sheeting (which had it's own adhesive backing) and the two are now inseparable.
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I'm using mine on an old bulletin board which has an uneven surface and it works well though doesn't lay smooth because of some of the chewed up part of the bulletin board. But it still works to write/erase/write.
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Not sure; Suggestion; my email plafib@gmail.com I will send you a sample you can try, I would be doubtfulas backing appears to be paper.Not like wet or dry I am used to working with.
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I actually tried that and it worked just "okay" . There is texture on the slate so hard to write and did not stand out very well. Erased and used the markers.
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The glass desk top may be used by itself. As stated by a previous respondent, it is heavy and it has the metal pads which would sit off the wall. With black and bold color markers, the map would recede. I think it would make a very attractive dry-erase board. The weight would be the biggest concern.
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Yes its a dry erase board. I would say whatever kind of paper they want its big enough to place regular sized coloring book pages on for sure.
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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.
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It is more textured than white dry erase board. This product is more suited for tooling and jigs. It would certainly work but may be overkill for your project. Phenolic is a great product but I think you can buy whiteboard much cheaper.
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I use this product on paper to make cards. I do not know how it would do on canvas. Do you know these are like soft crayons?? I would suggest trying it first yourself and see how it works.
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what you can do is take a graphite pencil and write on the cover and see if it shows up. Ive only used this on paper so i'm not sure of what other surfaces it will work on
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World map is clear but I'm not sure that it can be sued as a dry erase board.
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I'm not sure. Haven't tried. My guess is that the adhesive would eventually lose its stickiness after repeated moving. I'd buy two. There pretty cheap.
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There is a flat surface between the two cloth covered surfaces that you can write on. I just tried it out, it works. It's about a 10x10 or 11x11 space for that kind of thing.
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No but there is a product made for that purpose, Silhouette 12-Inch Chalkboard Premium Vinyl. Sold on Amazon at a very reasonalbe price.
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It won't work if you want it to be a standing easel. The clips would collapse the boards. You could use strong magnets to hold the paper on to the white board, though.
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Sorry it took so long to answer. No metallic items will not adhere magnetically. It requires magnetic properties for whatever you want to adhere to the board. Not sure what you are attempting to do. If it is a storage type usage then search amazon for "magnetic parts tray" or use this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=is_s_ss_i_0_14?.k=magnetic+parts+tray&sprefix;=magnetic+partsThose have a magnetic base and should adhere to the board and then create a dish that will hold any magnetic items. Also the magnetic bond is really not super duper strong. Kinda meant to hold papers and lightweight materials. When I use my marker cups on mine I place the base resting on the frame of the board so they cannot slide down. Hope this helps. Sorry it took so long to answer. No metallic items will not adhere magnetically. It requires magnetic properties for whatever you want to adhere to the board. Not sure what you are attempting to do. If it is a storage type usage then search amazon for "magnetic parts tray" or use this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=is_s_ss_i_0_14?.k=magnetic+parts+tray&sprefix;=magnetic+partsThose have a magnetic base and should adhere to the board and then create a dish that will hold any magnetic... » Read More Sorry it took so long to answer. No metallic items will not adhere magnetically. It requires magnetic properties for whatever you want to adhere to the board. Not sure what you are attempting to do. If it is a storage type usage then search amazon for "magnetic parts tray" or use this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=is_s_ss_i_0_14?.k=magnetic+parts+tray&sprefix;=magnetic+partsThose have a magnetic base and should adhere to the board and then create a dish that will hold any magnetic items. Also the magnetic bond is really not super duper strong. Kinda meant to hold papers and lightweight materials. When I use my marker cups on mine I place the base resting on the frame of the board so they cannot slide down. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Should work fine. If you use a pad, the corners of the pad won't quite lie flat because of the shape of the tray, but still plenty of pad surface available.