Do you think markers would stay on this or would they rub off?
1648646
If a permanent marker won't rub off when in contact with water than it should be fine on here. It's good, heavy duty plastic.
1648647
If you use a permanent marker it wont come off. Or you could make a template of what you want it to say and spray paint it.
2041348
a Sharpie should never come off anything - period. buy a dry erase or take one from work from one of your conf rooms
2169991
It depends on the surface you have them on originally. If your removing them from smooth surfaces like glass or ceramic they would maintain most of their adhesiveness but wouldn't be as sticky as the first use.
1937395
I think the writing would flake right off. The only thing I could think of possibly working would be a permanent marker or tape.
1425142
No, this marker is a special type paint and stays permanently on whatever you draw it on.
1641709
I haven't tried but my guess is that it would stick a little. Surface is smooth though so no marks. Hope this helps.
1560542
It should probably stay in place. Otherwise you'll have scuff marks on the walls all the time.
546086
Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately, the only thing I can think of is to use less putty especially on the smaller stars. They should stay on with even a small amount the size of a ball point pen tip. You may try an arts and crafts store. They may have something similar if all else fails.
2009880
I know that permanent marker will stay on very well so I am assuming that with the proper ink choice you shouldn't have any problems.
597296
I haven't tried but it's vinyl so you should. Depending on marker will depend if it will come off????
926112
I can think of some cool applications for using silver markings around the edge of a chalkboard, or whatever! Sounds like a fun decorating idea! I would think that it would wear down the tips quickly b/c the board surface is rough. Also, if you had a dark colored board (like the classic greenish), it might not show well, especially if writing with thinnish lines. The resulting marks made by the markers are not shiny, just silver colored...think sort of "bright" gray. Have fun! They are certainly cheap enough to try out your idea.
576785
Probably not. Some dry erasers marker brands do not easily wipe off either. If the sticker is non-adhesive like vinyl paper dolls etc, it should come off fine. I would not put any stick on stickers though, as they might be difficult to get off or not come off without tearing. The texture on these boards are more like shower wall board.
31237
They would make perfect drink markers. It has been our experience that they don't leave any residue and they are easy to remove. If you are placing them on jars that you plan to reuse as drink holders again I would hand wash those jars with the labels still on them; the labels do stay on.
1407635
I don't think so. Maybe if you used fondant. They are like regular markers, they need a smooth, hard surface to write on.
1488149
I think it would stick, but probably wouldn't look very good. It is good quality. You'd see lines where it overlaps.
1631119
I just tried a small spot on the front of ours and it seems to mostly rub off, but it is textured and there is a bit of a shadow left. Maybe a plain washable would be better. Consider that the back of the map is not protected and is fabric-like so any marker that was drawn on the back would NOT rub off. You bring up a fun idea that we had not considered for our kids. Thanks!
180692
I do not know if they come off easily. I am using them to label my Accelerated Reading books. I am placing a piece of tape over them to make sure the dots do not come off. Sorry I couldn't help you.