Is it really dry erase
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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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Yes, when used on a dry erase board. It's your typical office dry erase marker. Depending on how long the writing is left on the board, it can require harder scrubbing to get the writing off.
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Yes. I use these at the hospital I work at. We have dry erase boards in the patient's rooms. They are bright colors and erase easily.
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They erase with a dry cloth or eraser as opposed to needing a damp cloth. The vis-a-vis markers need water to wipe clean.If you leave the marker on for days and have a less than satisfactory surface, simply take a marker and cover the old marks and then erase with no problem. The company makes a cleaner for your surface that you may chose to use periodically to wash away built up residue.
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The whole board is magnetic and it just comes with a 4x6 magnet that is dry erase. You may be able to write on the entire board, but I don't believe the board itself is dry erase.
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I stuck them to my classroom window. The writing never wants to wipe off, so I ended up moving it to the backside of the window to write on the glass and have a white backing. The rest are a waste. It's impossible to wipe off the dry erase. Maybe a wet erase marker will work better.
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No, this a burn once type. You would need it to say RW to erase and reburn. This is not that type.
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No, it is not magnetic. It's not board-like at all. It's a giant sticker. It is dry-erase though.
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I don't believe this is what you are looking for. I am using is to make zero clearance inserts for my table saw. If I had any dry erase markers I would go mark one and see if I could erase it, but unfortunately I don't have any.
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Chalkboard is for chalk only other stuff, crayons and markers, are for dry erase board only
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I usef to use it on a blackboard all the time; writing, erasing. It creates more dust, though, when you erase, since it is thicker.
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So far, I've tried Permanent, dry erase, wet erase and nothing works. I've put a piece of tape on it and then wrote on the tape. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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You can pop out the eraser with the en of a paper clip or pull it out using your fingers. Good luck.
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Just a tiny one on top of the dry erase pen. One thing to be aware of is that it needs to go on a FLAT wall, if you put it on a textured wall then it doesn't erase very well.
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hi jennifer, it isn't chalk like you'd find in a classroom but rather for chalk board markers. you need to get it wet to erase it but i found it better than a traditional chalkboard because the chalk markers stick out more and couldn't be erased just by rubbing them.
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I believe it's referred to as an art gum eraser. It's soft, putty gray in color, and is quickly expended in use. I use it to erase markings (mostly pencil but some smudges too) in books.
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Not at all, i've been using it in my sketch books for awhile. It drys in about 45 seconds and it looks and feels as if it was never there. In short, nope you should be fine.
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It depends on the paper you are using. I was using recycled paper and it soaks up like a sponge and smears. On regular paper it does not dry quickly.
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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.
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SUPER HIGH GLOSS. Dry erase boards kind of have to be. Honestly it was a complete disaster for me - glass works so much better. :)