Can I use these on Glass Magnetic Anti-Glare/Smudge Blackboards, or will it stain/ have a ghosting effect?
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Hi Leah, Thank you for your question. Apologies, l have only just received notification of your question, which is very strange as l check them everyday - I am sorry. Given you left your question some time ago, I am assuming you have already moved ahead one way or the other but to answer your question. I have never actually tested our markers on this surface before, however if the blackboard is made from glass then our markers would be ideal for this surface as glass is non-porous. I would still recommend testing a small portion of your surface first. If you are unhappy with our product, we are more then happy to fully refund your purchase. I hope this helps. If not, please don't hesitate to contact us again. Kind regards Lilly Morrison - Inspired By Craft
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You can use on glass, i would say that the way a marker wipes off is highly dependent on which type of eraser you use. If you use a microfiber cloth, it will most likely wipe off very well. I'd suggest testing this in a small area with a dry erase marker you have laying around.
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The board is semi-opaque, meaning the blue will show slightly through. If you prefer opaque, we suggest using our magnetic glass boards as they are fully opaque.
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Sure I use them for forms for my business and pen copies well. It will all show up black though.
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I haven't tried them on glass. Interesting question! I've used them on metal and they covered nicely; did not look translucent at all. I may try them on glass.
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They should be able to. I use them on a plastic LED Message board from Spencer's with no issues. Just wet whatever you're using to erase them afterwards.
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I used them on a black standard chalkboard. They look great and super vibrant. Just requires some white board cleaner or windex to get it off.
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I do not use them on prescription glasses. I do know that the product dries clear with no smudges. I would suspect that it would not interfere with the prescription.
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They would work, they do not smudge. We just used them on a plastic crayola art box for a birthday party.
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They are very bright and very liquidy markers so if the material you are using is any at all porous, they're going to be difficult to erase entirely. They wipe clean off glass of course. I would say they would wipe clean off chalkboard paper as well since it is 100% non porous.
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The ones I received had very water down color it hardly worked on dry erase board. Maybe try window markers and problem a different brand
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I imagine they would. I've used them on chalkboard, black dry erase board, black painted boards, pretty much any black surface (other than paper) and it works great! A side note, for intricate work use a white colored pencil first and then go over it with the chalk pen because the colored pencil is easy to erase if you make a mistake and the chalk pen is a bit harder to erase small mistakes. If you want to erase all of it, wipe with water and if there's a white residue then wipe with Windex. Hope this helps! :-)
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I have no clue. If they are magnetic surfaces I assume so. Sorry I cannot give you a better answer. I use them as message boards for my newsletters, etc by my desk.
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YES, but you will have to use quite abit......you see this is plastic & really did not work for me.....so I bought blackboard paint instead!
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If it's only dust then gently use a swifter pad w/o the plastic handle. The manual is no help for suggested cleaning of smudges. I've never tried this on my tv but for my iPad/iPhones I use the old fogger method. Fog up the section you want to clean (exhale over the screen) then gently use a cotton cloth used for cleaning glasses. If you find a good safe solution post back. And keep the kids away from the screen.
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These aren't meant for chalkboards. I figure they would probably work if the chalkboard paper is really smooth, but then it probably wouldn't work well for chalkboards, haha. So my recommendation is no, they most likely won't work for what you're trying to do. They're just for dry erase.
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Sorry, I haven't had any problem with streaks. Are you using the glass or document feeder? If you have tried both, do the streaks appear in the same place when both methods are used?