Liquid Chalk - Works like a Marker Looks like Chalk - Set of 8 Classic Primary Colors Review

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(More customer reviews)These pens will ruin your chalkboard painted wall. You can not get the imprint off. You will have to repaint. And the company agrees that they won't work on chalkboard paint on walls. Too bad they don't warn you on the package of their very expensive markers.
from Chalk Ink company:
Unless you have a very hard surface like a porcelain on steel board or a manufactured, baked surface, or a semi-gloss painted surface- you will always have that issue. Chalk paint is very porous and not hard so it is something that will need a regular touch up. It's the nature of the material.

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Liquid Chalk - Works like a MarkerDries like Chalk - Set of 8 Primary Colors ....Used by Starbucks on their Coffee of the Day Menu Boards! Liquid Chalk offers an innovative alternative to traditional chalk. They work on any non-porous surface. No dust. No smearing. They easily wash off any non-porous surface. The markers blend beautifully-allowing you to color your world exactly how you want it to look. The chisel tips on the markers measure approximately 6mm. To start: Always shake well with the cap onto mix the ink. The first time you use any marker depress the tip on scratch paper until the ink completely fills the tip. Some folks prefer to "pre pump" all the markers before starting a project.For text: Write as you would with any marker. Depress tip on scratch paper to refill tip as needed. Youâll love the vibrant colors.For a painterly effect: Color in with first color and allow to dry completely. Apply second color using cross hatch strokes to achieve coverage and a textured effect.To blend colors: Use colors over one another while wet. Other tools such as soft paintbrushes or cotton swabs can be used to blend. Allow extra time for blended colors to dry completely. Dab tip of marker on scratch paper to clean colors.To erase: Spray with an ammonia based cleaner (such as Windex) and wipe with damp cloth or paper towel. For thicker applications of color allow to soakthen wipe off.

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