Whiteboard Paint

ChuckEA

Has anyone worked with the Rustoleum paint product that is designed to mimic a dry erase whiteboard? I'd be interested on hearing how it worked out, especially what technique you may have used to get a smooth surface. I did a test surface for a commercial office last week using a dense foam roller but the stuff was so sticky and dried so quickly it was difficult to get a nice smooth surface.

mardeo

I'm looking for advice on this too. After putting 2 coats of Dittos Dry Erase Magic Paint on smooth, sanded walls, the ink does not fully erase and also gets stuck in tiny holes in the wall. Not sure if we need more coats of paint or a new solution.

A W Smith

why not just fabricate a dry erase surface out of smooth white marlite?

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