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Reconditioning a Dry Erase Board

May 22, 2007

Dry Erase BoardHow do I recondition a dry erase board?

Pran

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May 30, 20070 found this helpful

I just saw it today in a Parents magazine that Rustoleum makes a paint that is a dry erase formula...the picture showed the paint on a wall in a mud room.

 
By Tony in Brooklyn (Guest Post)
June 14, 20070 found this helpful

Has anyone tried spray furniture polish?

 
June 21, 20070 found this helpful

I use Goo-Gone on mine. Also, Fantastic with orange oil. The orange seems to do the trick.

 
By Rebekah (Guest Post)
September 6, 20070 found this helpful

The crest toothpaste definitely works! I just tried it
out and it whitened the board immediately. Something that
also works is Kaboom.

 
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November 16, 20070 found this helpful

Plasti-Kleen is also great! They make a formula just for white boards.

 
June 17, 20160 found this helpful

yes i have polished my furnitecher

 
February 19, 20230 found this helpful

I just commented today that I used goo-gone. The shadows on my board just wouldn't come off. Someone suggested hair spray but I didn't know that at the time. Goo-gone worked wonderfully.

 
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May 7, 2014

Is there any way to redo a dry erase board?

By Lori

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September 19, 20190 found this helpful

Try the website thinkboard.com , it is a replacement film with dry erase properties.

 
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August 21, 2010

My dry erase board had grease marker on it. I used paint thinner to clean it off. It worked great, but now when I use my dry erase markers on the board, they won't come off with a paper towel like it should. It just smears. Did I ruin my board, can I fix this? How can I make my dry erase board back to normal?

By Michele from Columbus, OH

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August 24, 20100 found this helpful

Michele honey, pony up the $5 and go to Walmart and get another one. It will save you alot of frustration. :-)

 

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August 25, 20100 found this helpful

Next time you need to clean a dry erase board, try hairspray and paper towels.

 
August 26, 20100 found this helpful

Go to an office supply store or a teaching supply store and look for the adhesive sheets of dry erase media. You should be able to find a sheet that will cut down to the size you need. Good luck.

 
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April 7, 2011

Is there an inexpensive way to fill in scratches on a white board?

By Wendy Johnson from TX

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April 16, 20110 found this helpful

You can buy the dry erase surface in rolls or sheets. They are usually self adhesive and can be applied easily. You might try that.

 
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