hanging your acrylic wall board

hanging your acrylic wall board

hanging your fridge board

hanging your fridge board

using our markers

using our markers

cleaning your board

cleaning your board

framed board wet and dry-erase switch instruction

framed board wet and dry-erase switch instruction

1. lay your board facedown on a clean table or countertop

2. bend back the black tabs with a flathead screwdriver

3. remove brown backing, set aside

4. (if applicable) carefully remove magnetic backing and set aside

5. holding the design on two opposite sides, carefully remove it and place face-up in a clean area

6. flip clear front over (glossy side is for dry-erase, non-glare side is for wet-erase)

7. place the design back in (keeping it and the clear front clean/dust-free)

8. place backing(s) back in and close tabs.

*please note not all markers are created equal because of varying formulas. circle & square markers are guaranteed to erase completely, others are not.

our markers

our markers

• wet-erase and are compatible with all of my boards types.
• have reversible tips - simply remove the tip from the marker to switch between a rounded tip or a chiseled, fine tip.
• need to be stored horizontally.
• First Time Use: Place marker tip up vertically and press tip slightly to release pressure. Hold upright and shake well (with cap on!) for 10-20 seconds. Remove cap and pump tip downward slowly until tip fills with ink (repeat if needed).

our boards

our boards

• to clean your board, use a damp paper towel followed by a dry paper towel until all of the marker has been erased.
• made a fresh mistake? Just use a soft dry tissue to quickly spot clean! 
• remember our pens are wet-erase chalk pens. Chalk pens are better and work quite differently than a dry-erase marker. Chalk pens have liquid chalk in them, so they behave sometimes like chalk. Basically, think of your paper towels as one of those old school chalkboard erasers. If it's dirty - you're just spreading the chalk and smearing it. So I fold my paper towel when it's starting to look "full of chalk residue". Much like how when I was little - we had to "batt out chalkboard erasers"...you need to make sure you aren't using a "full paper towel". Chalk pens sometimes take a tad longer to erase than a dry-erase marker, but we've weighed the benefits between the two. Chalk pens win every. single. time. They are more colorful, vibrant, and aren't see-through like a dry-erase marker is!

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