If used on chalkboard vinyl, can designs/lettering be easily with a sponge/cloth &amp; water? Does it leave any type of residual marking? Thank you.
1966224
The smoother the surface, the less residue will be left behind. It certainly holds on better than dry chalk, but cleans up much easier than other brands.
1966225
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.
676251
Yes, but it does leave a very light residual which means you will find yourself re-painting every so often if this bothers you. I have found water cleans just as efficiently as the solutions, so they don't solve the problem. On regular blackboards it erases perfectly. It also comes off of the white board/dry erase board perfectly which they now have paint for as well. Because it does leave a residual, I have switched over to dry erase applications or glass which can be frosted or painted on the back side (picture or poster frames). I love these markers so much, that this was the way I went to be able to keep on using them. Hope this helps. Yes, but it does leave a very light residual which means you will find yourself re-painting every so often if this bothers you. I have found water cleans just as efficiently as the solutions, so they don't solve the problem. On regular blackboards it erases perfectly. It also comes off of the white board/dry erase board perfectly which they now have paint for as well. Because it does leave a residual, I have switched over to dry erase applications or glass which can be frosted or painted on the back side (picture or poster frames). I love these markers so much, that this was the way I went... » Read More Yes, but it does leave a very light residual which means you will find yourself re-painting every so often if this bothers you. I have found water cleans just as efficiently as the solutions, so they don't solve the problem. On regular blackboards it erases perfectly. It also comes off of the white board/dry erase board perfectly which they now have paint for as well. Because it does leave a residual, I have switched over to dry erase applications or glass which can be frosted or painted on the back side (picture or poster frames). I love these markers so much, that this was the way I went to be able to keep on using them. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1205818
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.
552164
I did the same thing, I used it on a chalk board from HomeGoods, I scrubbed the color off with a Magic Eraser by Mr Clean. Good Luck, its a lot of work.
427413
These work very well on the decals. They do not leave scratches like regular chalk does. You can use water and a paper towel to remove it.
66558
I am sorry, I have not used chalkboard fabric and do not know how it would work.
2114640
I actually use a mechanical chalk pencil that I purchased at a fabric store. It has regular chalk in it, but it is a lot thinner since it is supported by the mechanical pencil. It works great on the labels and my chalk cloth table runner!
2217884
Yes! I use the Bistro Chalk Marker - love it. I do have to wipe it off with a damp cloth.
1076797
I used magic eraser.... Did a test before completely cleaning, and seems to be okay. I have some slight shadowing left over, but not nearly as bad as just water and a paper towel. Also, I used liquid chalk pens on the paper. Overall, I'm satisfied.
1097581
I use chalk all different colors. Use damp paper towel to erase, looks new all the time. I like it.
1397879
I used it to print a shirt with a stencil and a sponge and it bled thru. I've had trouble getting it a uniform color without using a screen. Hope this helped
1143146
I just used chalk from Walmart. I'd love to use chalk markers (I think that's what businesses use to make signs with lettering last so long) but didn't want to pay for them justt I use them once.
123028
Hi, thanks for your question. We would not recommend you use Chalk This Way markers on fabric, as this is a porous substance by nature. Chalk Markers are best used on hard, non porous surfaces. Whilst the ink is water based, you may find it stains your fabric and for this reason we would not recommend for this purpose. Regards, Paul Davidson Chalk This Way
1327687
I used chalk markers and no matter what I try, I cannot erase it completely. There is a ghost of all writing and windex did not work for me. I used serious elbow grease and it's not working.
550865
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.
908378
This liquid chalk isn't for. Chalk boards..it's more to write on glasses. .to .make the writing look like chalk hope this helpd
1981425
I used it on a whiteboard. It has been there for about a year, and I just peeled off a piece and there was no residue. Hope this helps :)