Could you use this product as a magnetic dry erase board?
1778432
I just tried using a dry erase marker on it. It works, and the ink comes off easily. If you have large piece of metal to attach the sheet to, it would do what you want.
1063424
The magnets are very strong! And the adhesive is very strong as well. I am a teacher and use them on the white/magnet erase board for calendar and daily schedule. I beleive they will work fine for what you want.
150640
I'm not sure about this, but I have to tell you that this is such a poor product, I wouldn't use it and expect good results. I would get chalkboard paint and mix your own magnetic shavings in it and see if that works.
1236715
I would recommend laminating pouches instead of these. That would allow you to use dry erase or wet erase expo markers.
2107636
ANYONE know if the dry erase side is metal/magnetic, so my kids could use their magnetic letters on it???
1056883
I use dry erase markers on my page protectors and it works great, but I haven't tried this particular brand. (At the moment I have wilsonjones heavy weight sheet protectors.)
1367731
Absolutely not. It would be difficult use to write on a single sheet of paper let alone a white board.
1028239
I don't see why not they aren't terribly heavy but double check the weight load of the adhesive strips. I would say they weigh about 5 lbs or just under. However if you plan to use them as chalkboards I'm not sure strips can handle the movement of erasing the board. But if it's going to be primarily stationery you should be fine.
442972
No, it is not magnetic. It's not board-like at all. It's a giant sticker. It is dry-erase though.
1351936
No we only use them in normal coloring books or on paper. I am not sure they would be good on a dry erase board.
154100
We have never tried to write on this with dry erase markers. It might work, but we have signs made to fit the this.
483818
Since this is a magnetic sheet other magnets may stick to it, but they may not as well. It depends on how the polarity is oriented between the two. You would be better off with a sheet of steel, a magnetic white board, or using some of the magnetic paint.
1473828
I would say no. The metal quality is not up to par. I would limit the use to thin vinyl, card stocks, flexible magnets, etc.
1973134
Hmmm. Now that's an interesting idea! I don't know. We don't have one. I would certainly think that would work if the letters were magnet-side-up. The entire back of each letter is a magnet fused to the foam, if that helps.
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It looks like you can. They write on and wipe off okay in a test just now. But there's so little room that I don't know if it's worth it. Each space only has about 1.5-1.75 square inches to write in. However, if you wanted a message board you could find a different place for all the magnet storage and use the bottom board as a dry erase message board.
367204
Erases well. You could cut it into smaller pieces but I'd imagine it would be difficult give the size. The board comes rolled up, and that would be another factor to consider in the ease of cutting it up.
425204
I have no idea why you couldn't. You might have to use dry erase board cleaner rather than just wiping it off. But I would think it's ok.