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Works brilliantly so long as you remember exactly which walls you've coated :)
by oneandoneis2 13y ago
Works brilliantly so long as you remember exactly which walls you've coated :)
- qznc 13y agoThe problem is training your kids to only draw on those walls :) ... or coat every wall, furniture and surface in the house.
- nathan_long 13y ago>> ... or coat every wall, furniture and surface in the house. ... and never take them to anybody else's house.
- smithian 13y agoAnd don't let your kids at the sharpies.
- doktrin 13y agoDo the markers leave residue (as with most dry-erase boards)?
- jbverschoor 13y agoA lot more residu.. Basically ruined the wall The problem is that walls are not as smooth as whiteboards. You have a lot of dents and hills. The stuff smooths it out a little bit, but it's still there. The markers will leave a trace in the dents, and I was unable to clean it. The wall is a big mixture of black green and red. Besides the dents, it also doesn't come off 100% from the coating (similar to normal whiteboards)
- pavel_lishin 13y agoIs it easy to paint over, either with more IdeaPaint, or regular paint?