Can you use these on slate cheese markers?
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Part of an email received from Precision Kitchenware: "designed to be used on non-porous surfaces. A non-porous surface is one that does not easily absorb liquid. Examples of typical non-porous materials that these markers ARE suitable for are glass, metal, sealed ceramic (NOT raw pottery) or plastic"
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This won't work At all....you need a permanent marker for that...try looking for a permanent chalk marker in white
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They are like markers. They work fine on paper but not glossy paper, they will smear. They did not go through my envelops.
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We haven't tried these markers to see how well they work for this use. Therefore we cannot say for sure how well they will work. However, egg shells are somewhat absorbent and accept dyes fairly well and could allow the markers to work very well.
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They're too small to use regular chalk. I used a silver metallic pen but can't reuse them. You'll definitely need a fine point pen.
56558
You can use chalk, but the writing fades quickly. These are made to be used with liquid chalk writing pens. Works beautifully with them.
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They work just like gelatos. You can use them on canvas board but I would recommend using gesso first or you'll run through product. P.S. that's one cool kid!!
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I use NeoChalk Liquid Chalk Marker Chisel Tip - White. Works well so far. Good luck.
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Yes - they can. Have markings on them. you put your feet on them first and see what marker, then cut along lines.
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Yes they will. However, when mine arrived not only was it broken in several places, & the shipping box was well padded & filled with stuffer, not dented or showing any wear & tear, they were so cheap looking for the price. I was horribly disappointed. Amazon was great in refunding my money, & I found something that works great, allowing u to see your color choices, keeps double ended markers laying flat, looks professional, & half the cost. Prestige Marker Case, check it out. Ea holds 60 markers so I bought 2 as I have 80 markers.
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No, I don't think it will replace regular chalk. On the slate, it will probably never wipe off completely. The way I see it is the marker is more like concentrated chalk.
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I haven't tried, but I am guessing NO. These markers have pretty poor coverage. The medium that carries the pigment is not thick, so I think the background cover would show through. When i get home I can try it. If I were you, I'd look for oil based markers instead. They usually are much more opaque.
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Yes, you can use regular markers or crayons or anything on the paper. But the color wonder markers only work on the special paper.
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Not for cheesecloth, they are much better used as table napkins. I embroidered mine to make them look beautiful and for formal dining.
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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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They are special gel markers formulated to perform well on the display surface, but will work on other surfaces as well: paper, walls, glass, clothing and skin. So toddlers should not be allowed to use them! LOL!
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Yes You can Use a marker, like a sharpie or something with smooth tip just soft enough not to scratch the surface.