Can you write on it with a sharpie and wipe it off later?
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You can easily remove sharpie ink because it's not really permanent. It will partially come off in the dishwasher but you can also remove the ink with a little dab of nail polish remover.
1044851
With a sharpie, no because they are permanent ;) but I bet a dry erase might work. These cups are so adorable,I highly recommend them
478826
It will write on anything, but some surfaces you can wipe it off again. Depends on how porous the surface is. It is truly permanent on MOST but not all things.
810106
You can write on them with markers but it will smudge or wipe off unless you use permanent markers.
2031639
Yes, I do it all the time. If the marker stays on for a while you will need to use some glass cleaner spray or something like that to clean off. Still easy.
262820
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.
1243424
YES! I have done all 88+ sight words from our Kindergarten reading series in Sharpie marker. If you make a mistake you can use WD-40 to wipe off and start again!
66557
I guess you can write, the issue I had with this marker was that it was impossible to erase what I wrote, I had to paint over it... Not so convenient !!!
597296
I haven't tried but it's vinyl so you should. Depending on marker will depend if it will come off????
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Directions that came with the set:(bought Jan 2015)To Write On: Use a soft tip non-toxic permanent marker or a soft tip wet erase marker. Writing should be contained to the "write here" area and marking on the textured areas should be avoided. You will not be able to remove the ink if it is on the texture area. To Remove Markings:Wet Erase Marker-Simply wash the lid by hand or in the dishwasher. Permanent Marker-Gently rub off using a soft dry dish cloth, paper towel or tissue. Should the ink become hard to remove, you can use a few drops of isopropyl alcohol to remove writing. Directions that came with the set:(bought Jan 2015)To Write On: Use a soft tip non-toxic permanent marker or a soft tip wet erase marker. Writing should be contained to the "write here" area and marking on the textured areas should be avoided. You will not be able to remove the ink if it is on the texture area. To Remove Markings:Wet Erase Marker-Simply wash the lid by hand or in the dishwasher. Permanent Marker-Gently rub off using a soft dry dish cloth, paper towel or tissue. Should the ink become hard to remove, you can use a few drops of isopropyl... » Read More Directions that came with the set:(bought Jan 2015)To Write On: Use a soft tip non-toxic permanent marker or a soft tip wet erase marker. Writing should be contained to the "write here" area and marking on the textured areas should be avoided. You will not be able to remove the ink if it is on the texture area. To Remove Markings:Wet Erase Marker-Simply wash the lid by hand or in the dishwasher. Permanent Marker-Gently rub off using a soft dry dish cloth, paper towel or tissue. Should the ink become hard to remove, you can use a few drops of isopropyl alcohol to remove writing. « Show Less
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yes,you can use the Sharpie pen to do this (not the ones with a felt-like tip, unless you want to), and it's a big piece of wood. These are available in push button fine point model which would certainly work, if (and here's the big if) everyone has a small size signature, or, it's a small wedding. Either of these pens would work providing the wood is unfinished, and no one tries to correct their writing, as these are both very permanent
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I have no idea why you couldn't. You might have to use dry erase board cleaner rather than just wiping it off. But I would think it's ok.
2061981
I use a dry erase marker, not on the special write-able area. Works great on any bottle, so long as you're reasonably careful not to smudge it off with your fingers when you put it in the fridge.
511054
Depends what the lettering is made out of. My guess would be no, unless you tried to peel the paint off the lettering later on. Or the paint might not adhere to the lettering and just peel right off after a little while.
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I think technically you could. I just went and tried a regular Crayola washable marker, and it wrote fine and wiped right off, but it doesn't give you the effect intended by the backlighting. I don't know what would happen if the regular marker had a chance to dry. I do know that ours has been left for days and days with the gel marker writing on it, and has always come clean.
856567
No you can't. This product is almost useless. Do not use your money to purchase this. It's a write and erase.
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You can write on fabric with Sharpies....as stated here already, the ink does spread. Sharpie will also fade after repeated washing and drying.
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You probably could, but i tried doing it with sharpie and it doesn't stay alone so make sure when you're done you cover it with a clear coat of something