Our company (http://www.clockwork.net http://www.clockwork.net) used ideapaint to create wall/whiteboards in our new office this spring. Yes, there are other w

Our company (http://www.clockwork.net http://www.clockwork.net) used ideapaint to create wall/whiteboards in our new office this spring. Yes, there are other whiteboard paints. This stuff is different, and far superior. Dry-erase marker comes of instantly. No residue at all. It's some kind of epoxy or similar material, with a separate catalyst which is mixed with the paint. It forms a very thick, incredibly hard surface. Yes, the price is quite high. That sucks. The odor also sucks. It smells like superglue for a day or so after installation. The whole building smelled bad for a few days. After a week the smell disappeared completely. It's also very high-gloss. This was a big disappointment for one of the rooms, which has a projector aimed at the whiteboard/wall. The glare was awful. On average though, it's a good product. It makes a fantastic whiteboard.