Can the liquid chalk pens stain walls? or does it also wash of a wall surface with a damp cloth?
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it soaks into things that are porous...I'm not putting it on my walls, but it has stained my picture frame chalkboard insert...I suspect the insert was wood painted with chalk board paint making it porous...also, they are all drying out pretty quickly...not impressed with them at this point....
2068344
I have used these on chalkboard paper and on glass and it washes off with water. If you use it on an older, porous chalkboard, it might be harder to get off. I'd suggest trying mild detergent and water.
1220398
I just spray the paper with water as I am pulling off, what is left I soak with water and use a soft sponge to rub off. this way there are no marks left on the wall. Pretty easy! Hope this was helpful.
1755220
From my experience, they can be totally wiped off. However, if you leave the chalk pen ink for a few months, it becomes harder to remove. You would need a moist cloth or paper towel to remove it completely.
1755219
Yes, I used a damp wash cloth and it comes right off. I primed the paper by rubbing chalk all over it first before drawing anything on it. Hopes that helps!
2269537
I used a chalk marker so the chalk would wash away, however if you used a permanent marker I think the labels would be just fine.
2061994
It does wash off well, but I don't know how well it will do on a chalkboard. I used this pen to help detail hairlines. The pen does dry out fast.
1057461
You should always test it. It will work with some chalkboard materials as their description says but others it won't work so well. I used it on a stick on chalkboard and initially it wipes right off with water but after it dries, it's actually not easy to get off. Whereas it comes right off of our stone countertop and kitchen backsplash. I think it also works directly on glass or mirror. So if the material is impermeable, probable works best. Hope that helps.
875584
I've never used chalk paint; however, if it dries like any other type of paint I'd expect the gel stain to cover. Suggest that you make up a test coupon and paint that as you would your project and try the gel stain to see if it adheres properly.
734249
The "chalk board" is actually plastic. Very hard to write with actual chalk. Would work best with liquid chalk.
283634
Yes, with a damp cloth, unless you get pen marks or other permanent stains on it.
567582
Because there are several chalkboards made by the Threshold brand, I can't say for sure. If the chalkboard is made of a hard plastic or vinyl, then Wonder Chalk will work, but you should always test a small area first. If the surface is porous, meaning that it absorbs, liquid chalk will stain. Slight stains can be removed with a damp white dense sponge eraser, like Magic Eraser or other brands.
1310748
I use the liquid chalk pens...work really well and swipe off easily with no "dust" leftover. Regular, school-board chalk works too.
1329703
The chalkboard cleans pretty easy with a wet paper towel. The white board is white painted metal so it should last for a while. The one I bought was for my grandchildren and seemed to be holding up well when I visited them about 2 weeks ago. I hope this answers your questions.
1666037
I've done a lot of research on this and found the answer to be no. Liquid chalk is not really made for contact paper or chalkboard paint items. Sorry :( If you want a look like liquid chalk, just wet your chalk when you write :)
529299
Don't know about chalk, but I painted over magnetic paint, and I did not get good results. You can now but buy sheets of dry erase to put on a wall. They are much nicer and far cheaper. The dry erase paint is terrible.
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Yes! It took off not only the paint but the drywall too! Also chalk really doesn't write on these. I'd advise a real chalkboard.