Liquid Chalk Markers: Create Beautiful Chalkboard Art with These Chalk Pens

Amazon Customer: They dried out very fast some colors were bolder than others. But it did clean out the board easily.

United States on Sep 05, 2023

Mike and Jennay Butler: Bought these to use on my sons car windows for graduation. I loved them! Bright, didn’t drip and easy clean off!

United States on Jul 13, 2023

TeacupLadyTeacupLady: We recently were in a car parade and didn't want to hang signs in case of damage to our paint job so these chalk markers came in handy and were just perfect for the job. I decorated the windows with several colors but the white against tinted windows looks the best with other colors as accents. The only problem I had with dripping was with the blue one which also was a lot lighter than I thought it would be. More like light powder blue. I would have preferred a regular primary blue color just like the red, yellow, purple etc. I recommend you have a paper towel ready just in case you get drips you can stop them, wipe off and try again. The tips will be dry when you first take them out of the box. To activate, shake well then repeatedly press down on a paper or paper towel until you can see the color soaking the tip. Practice a little to see how much pressure to use. I used the blue after I had used other colors and it required much less pressure. I used a dry paper towel to get it off after about 4 hours. I can't speak for using it in the rain but assume it would start to run off. I recommend these chalk markers for window decorating but haven't tried them on any other surfaces.

United States on Oct 05, 2020

KalliKalli: I haven't made my final assessment yet but so far I like how they turned out. I made a test butterfly, and it was still there after being rained on, but it wasn't impervious to being smudged with a finger while wet. A little more water and it wiped right off with a dishrag.

Follow the directions. They shook up quickly, but don't be fooled just because you see pigment creeping into the tip (seen here with the red marker). Don't pump it; just press and hold until the tip is fully saturated; it doesn't take long, but time is relative. HOWEVER: during your project, although you may need to re-saturate the tip several times (especially if writing on a vertical surface like I was) resist the urge to do so until you actually try to write and nothing comes out, otherwise you will get a giant glorp of pigment on your surface.

If you don't get good coverage somewhere, don't waste your time trying to go over it again. Just wipe it off and start over.

I don't know how well they hold up to smudging when they haven't been rained on but I guess I'll find out.

EDIT, about a year later: I didn't wash them off for about six months and they held up to weather quite well...

United States on Jun 11, 2020

Lady TauberLady Tauber: These window, glass markers are great and work perfectly. I have no idea what some of these knuckle heads are complaining about. These markers are not meant for chalkboards. Hence the reason it states in the description they are meant for glass and mirror. Obviously some people don't read thoroughly enough before they make online purchases. Enough of my rant....
I purchased these liquid chalk markers with my 14 year old son in mind. Which sometimes he forgets his chores, homework, and stuff like showering and bruising his teeth. Before you judge me for that statement I must tell you my son is a very high functioning but on the autism disorder spectrum and things that come to most of us naturally like showering, brushing, etc my son needs a little help. Reminders I suppose. Do i bought these liquid chalk markers to help. Now I leave him notes on his bathroom mirror to help him remember to do these things. It's actually made a huge difference, and he is proud of himself for getting all of these things completed.
Since it worked so well for my son I decided to take them to work and put them to good use there. I started leaving notes of encouragement, positivity and kindness for...

United States on Feb 23, 2017