How long does it take for it dry and the drawing to disappear? Is it minutes?
1417806
It could take up to 10 minutes for it to disappear. If you soak it by opening the pen and dumping water on the mat it takes a little longer.
1417807
Yes, I would say it dries within 10 minutes, probably less. Sometimes my son just fills in the entire mat though, and when he does it takes quite some time to dry
1417808
About a half hour or so. Depending on how much they color in one spot. The "marker" is just filled with water, so if they color a lot in one spot, and it gets more wet right there, it takes longer. It starts to gradually fade after a few minutes though.
1417809
Of course it depends on humidity and air flow, but after about 30 min to an hr, the surface is ready again.
1417810
It depends on how much they color or draw and how wet they get the aqua doodle by the pressure applied by the pen. It could be 5 minutes or 1 minute. Sometimes my little grandbabies color the whole aqua doodle pad and it could take up to 20 minutes to dry. Our little three year old has a tendency to apply a lot of pressure with the pen but it does not hurt the pad. I really never have timed it, I just go on about what a beautiful job they have done. Hope this helps. :)
1417811
It depends on the amount of water. With the pen that comes with it, a line might take 4 to 5 minutes to disappear.
1550977
It took about 6 hours to dry completely but I put it down pretty thick. It smells bad going down, but not once it was dry.
1540335
It dries to a light beige color, similar to light wood. Depending on how thick of a layer you use, it can take anywhere from 1 to 4 hours for it to dry. It layers well though so you can keep adding on over time. It fixed the chewed corners of our table really well. We sanded it down and stained it so it looks like nothing ever happened.
1288758
I have to put in for 5 min. I tried at 2 min intervals. And with the timer it don't want to dry at all.
150946
A few days. But it will dry out your hair. If your hair is dry is takes a while for it to color. If it's wet not so much. I won't buy it again.
2278771
Yes, gel ink need drying time of a couple seconds. I use a spare paper to dab it just a bit, plus I keep the spare paper under my drawing hand to avoid smears that may happen anyway. Fan with a piece of paper to speed up drying, a couple seconds or even a min on the metallic ones. I still LOVE Them and it's worth the extra effort.
969610
Depending, on a glossy surface this will not dry instantly. Takes a few seconds like the other Sharpie colors.
268054
A few minutes at most. Don't let it dry before coming back to rinse. I found it best to work in smaller patches.
480015
Interesting question. I find that after I print on the disc, it's immediately dry! But I don't trust that, so I just leave it alone for an hour or two, maybe even longer, but it seems as if it's dry right away.
1105136
It depends on how thick of a coat you put on it. I would say for a glaze (a think layer) it would only take a 5 mins to fully dry. Then you could put another coat to give it a more risen 3d affect.
1052687
It's sets in about 15 to 20 mins, but I let it set a few hours to dry completely before moving what I'm glueing. It'a great glue, used it on clothe too.
149815
The Transfer paper is actually really good. If you know how to use it correctly, that is. People think you can just slap the stencil on you and go at it, no. You HAVE to let it dry. Any tattoo artist will tell you. If you're using speed stick, allow at least 5 minutes. I usually do 10. It gives me time to prep other things and converse with the client and learn why they're getting the tattoo they're getting. It's like an ice breaker.
2277850
Linda, No, it is not. Wet or moist paints do dry out over a normal amount of time depending on conditions. I there is not a seal arond the container edges and the boxed is hinged in the back allowing air in. If you'd like to provide me your email, I could send you the picture I took from the back of one of my boxes.
892967
i used it in my garage and let it sit out there, I didnt really notice anything after a few hours..maybe you used more then I did..I was fixing chalk pastels to a page.,.
566057
I believe you gotta charge it for at least an hour if but I was impatient and only went for half. I have already done three paintings with probably 40 hours down in total. Used it for days and still haven't found the need to recharge. If I can recall correctly, it was mentioned that one full charge should last up to 800 hours.
559331
It depends on how much you use. If not much, it doesn't take long at all. I just used it with my kids handprints. One of them use a bunch and I just let it dry overnight.
2248940
I usually dry it off at the bottle dryer rack. If you just leave it as is on the counter, will probably take about 30-35 minutes.