Dry Erase Paint - SMARK 100 Sq. Ft. - CLEAR Dry Erase Multi Surface Whiteboard Paint for the Classroom, Office, Home, Bedroom, Playroom, Toy Room or virtually Any Surface

Cons: I only received half my order 🤦🏽‍♀️ And u wasn’t sure how to contact the sellerPROS: THIS STUFF IS AWESOME!!!!! It really works 🤩 it’s a perfect addition to our homeschool room/playroom my husband painted the white board on the wall, we let it dry alot longer than it said because at first things wouldn’t erase but after like 4 days it was perfect! I would later it until all of your “paint” runs out it seemed the more coats it had the better it erased/drew/worked

This came out flawless.

This stuff does what is says it will do. Used this on an entire wall during a remodel. I live in the north and we applied in the winter time. After three days of curing we tried a marker and it wouldn't erase! I promptly called customer service and after finding out we lived in northern Maine and it was the dead of winter they suggested we allow the cure time another 5 days. The thing is that this stuff cures faster the more humid the air is. Also, they said a little bit of acetone would take off the marker without harming the surface. Sure enough it worked and 5 days later markers would write and erase with no issue. Very happy with this stuff and it doesn't break the bank!

I bought two kits almost $500 worth of this stuff to paint one office, not floor to ceiling but chair rail up. the rustolum paint is easy to see where you need to add more and i could have done the same space for1/3 the price.

The product goes on very smooth, easy to use, but very thin. Spread on thin! I used 100sqft on 96 sqft and it was funny from top to bottom looking like it had a wave every quarter inch. Tried a second coat and that made it worse. The wall was not the best prepared, but still put on very thin and temperature controlled so it won't run. The parts that were smooth were great. Great product, just needs more warnings about use.

Okay...So I decided to whiteboard my wall (oh the drama in this scenario). What should have been a $150 job turned out to be over $370 because my butt did not know what I was doing. Normally, I will plan the heck and analyze everything, but for some reason, I just had a brain fart and refused to do that. So I wound up buying multiple whiteboard paints (in white, clear, one step, two step, thick, thin - the list goes on and on).I had already painted my wall with a 50sq ft white paint (the wall in total was about 88sq ft), so I decided to purchase the clear and just white primer paint that I had already put on the other part of the wall. So now, I have a multi color wall - one side with bright white shiny whiteboard paint and the other with clear not so bright (but with a white primer undercoat).Despite all that, I actually like the split wall look (go figure). Anyway, I think if I had to do it all over again, I would have just did the white primer paint as a base and then used the clear for the whiteboard. It was really easy to use and set up and it was a quick application. Again - just wait 30 days before you actually start writing on it to make sure it is really set.