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Reddit mentions of Classic Liquid Chalk Markers for Blackboards by VersaChalk (10 Chalkboard Markers, 5mm Bold Tip) - Washable Erasable Chalk Pens for Windows, Glass, Bistro, Menu Signs, Chalk labels, Stickers
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Classic Liquid Chalk Markers for Blackboards by VersaChalk (10 Chalkboard Markers, 5mm Bold Tip) - Washable Erasable Chalk Pens for Windows, Glass, Bistro, Menu Signs, Chalk labels, Stickers. Here are the top ones.
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- JUICY, VIVID COLORS: We dare you to find brighter, smoother, and more consistent colors in a chalkboard marker! Tried and tested by thousands of professionals, calligraphers, and artists, we guarantee you'll be impressed.
- PROFESSIONAL QUALITY INK: VersaChalk's premium German-made liquid chalk dries in seconds. When dry, it won't smudge but can easily be erased with a damp cloth!
- ULTRA VERSATILE: Write in smooth, bright chalk ink on chalkboards, window glass, plastic, metal, vinyl, ceramic, and slate! WARNING: Not compatible with painted walls, wood, or other porous surfaces!
- EXTRA DURABLE TIPS: Never worry about dull markers again! Each chalk pen includes a custom made high-density chalkboard marker tip that holds up against constant use, without fraying or losing its shape.
- NON-TOXIC, ODOR FREE, ZERO DUST: Odorless, washable ink is great for indoor & outdoor use! It's also perfect for kids
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Classic Colors |
| Height | 0.9842519675 Inches |
| Length | 7.480314953 Inches |
| Number of items | 10 |
| Size | Bold 5mm |
| Weight | 0.5 Pounds |
| Width | 7.480314953 Inches |
YESSSS. I just bought chalkboard markers for our engagement photo "save the date" prop, and they rule. I can't say how they work on chalkboard paint as I had an actual chalkboard but I really can't see why they wouldn't work. These are the ones we bought
And as someone else said, mine showed up on anything... not just chalkboard. Make sure you shake and press repeatedly until the "ink" comes out. They don't just start working straight from the box. You have to press the ink into the tip.