Cool Ideas for Whiteboard Paint

Whiteboard paint is a lot more flexible than a traditional whiteboard. Given that it applies just like paint on practically any surface, you can unleash your creative thinking on walls, floorings, tables ... nearly any type of surface you can write on can be transformed into a writeable surface. To get your creative juices flowing, here;s an infographic showing a couple of great whiteboard paint ideas.

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Maintaining Your Whiteboard Wall

Microfiber Cloth

To remove dry erase marker ink from your whiteboard wall, use a microfiber cleaning cloth (wash regularly and replace when no longer soft). Erasers smear the ink around, and microfiber cleaning cloth works best for daily use.

Clean Your Wall

To prevent marker buildup on your whiteboard surfaces, occasionally clean with soy-based cleaner, followed by water dampened cloth. Do not use harsh solvents or cleaners or abrasive pads or steel wool.

Replace Your Markers

Low-Odor Dry Erase Markers are recommended. Replace your Dry Erase Markers every 4-6 month even if they are still working well.

4 Steps to Using the Right Roller on Whiteboard Paint

Step 1

Whiteboard paint should be applied with a  nap or 3/8" nap microfiber roller.

Step 2

Never use a foam or other synthetic roller.

Step 3

A full size 9" roller should be used, not the little mini rollers.

Step 4

Delint the roller by wrapping masking tape around it, spiraling it from top to bottom, covering the entire roller sleeve. Once all covered in tape, unroll the tape from the roller sleeve, removing any excess lint as you go. This step must be complete before mixing the two parts.