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I think I'm going to buy another batch and expand the area to the rest of the wall to have a giant dry erase space.
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We were trying to make "rough edged" wooden planks into dry erase boards for our business and it just kept soaking into the wood and not making a dry erase surface, so we decided to go with chalkboard paint instead
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so I didn't have to continually clean it after we use dry erase markers
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works very well but take into consideration the amount of texture on your wall as this will affect the overall look of using it as a dry erase board.
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I applied this dry erase board paint in our granddaughters room which I just finished redecorating and the dry erase marker will not come off
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Despite following company's advice via phone telling me to use non odor markers and use the special dry erase removal spray the markers don't fully erase off the wall.
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If I were to do this again, I think I would have put a fresh coat of pain underneath this dry erase paint.
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and then I hit it with the dry erase markers
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Painted an entire wall (3 coats) and let the kids go nuts with the dry erase markers.
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off).The markers I use on the wall are all expo dry erase markers
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I would say about 20-30% of the ink from the dry erase markers is still on the wall after trying multiple methods of removal
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This dry erase paint lets you turn any wall into a dry erase board.
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I put tinted chalkboard paint on 1st, let it dry, then applied the clear dry erase
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The dry erase test failed
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You then wait about 3 days before writing on it with a normal dry erase pen.