Chalk Ink 6mm Classic Wet Wipe Markers, 8-Pack

by Chalk Ink

• Classic 8 pack of Chalk Ink Wet Wipe 6mm chisel tip markers
• Waterbased pigment ink; removes easily with ammonia based cleaner
• Non-toxic; odor free; acid free; xylene free; lightfast
• Works best on non-porous surfaces

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 6 x 0.8 x 6 inches
• Shipping Weight: 1.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B00251G48E
• Item model number: 6mmClassic8WW
• Average Customer Review: 4.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (74 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #52 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing (See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing)

Product Description

Chalk Ink is the highest quality chalk marker on the planet. Established in 2005, Chalk Ink offers the widest selection of colors and packs. Our unique Wet Wipe formula is ideal for chalkboards, mirrors, plastic, ceramics, glass and décor applications. Colors: Chalk White, Clown Nose Red, Piggy Bank Pink, Candy Corn Orange, Smiley Face Yellow, Astroturf Green, Pacific Blue and Jack Black

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

70 of 70 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars What this will write on April 11, 2012

By smithj

Amazon Verified Purchase

I really wanted to leave a review about this product. I bought a few rolls of chalkboard contact paper, also from Amazon. I was uncertain if I could use liquid chalk on such a surface given the mixed reviews about chalkboards getting damaged by this product. The contact paper is of course not the same as an actual chalkboard or a surface painted with chalkboard paint, but still I couldn't find anyone willing to tell me if it would work on the contact paper. I even called the company who makes the contact paper...they didn't return my call. Really I didn't want to spend 25+ on markers that wouldn't work or would damage the contact paper. As the instructions state I tested a small area of my chalkboard contact paper. I tested several times waiting longer before erasing the chalk ink each time. It erases like a charm! It comes right off with either a slightly damp rag or windex for a larger erasing job. The only thing I did notice is that when the surface is wet you will see the outline of what you are erasing, when it dries however it is gone. Perhaps over time this may become an issue, but even if it is, the contact paper is cheap enough to replace even if I had to every few years. On the package it states can be used on actual chalkboards, it says this right on the front though per reviews I know this has not worked for many customers. I have not used it on an actual chalkboard or painted chalkboard product so I can't speak to that. Again it does say to test your area first. One really awesome thing I also learned is that it can write on smooth surface fridge fronts and wipes right off. If you have a black smooth front appliance like me, you will really loves these!

100 of 107 people found the following review helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars these will ruin your chalkboard painted walls October 15, 2010

By C. Muenchrath

These pens will ruin your chalkboard painted wall. You can not get the imprint off. You will have to repaint. And the company agrees that they won't work on chalkboard paint on walls. Too bad they don't warn you on the package of their very expensive markers.

from Chalk Ink company:

Unless you have a very hard surface like a porcelain on steel board or a manufactured, baked surface, or a semi-gloss painted surface- you will always have that issue. Chalk paint is very porous and not hard so it is something that will need a regular touch up. It's the nature of the material.

43 of 43 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Perfect for Chalkboard Fridge December 1, 2010

By bibliomom

When I first told people I wanted a chalkboard door on my new (ridiculously expensive) refrigerator, people thought I was crazy. What would I do about the chalk dust? Didn't I know my kids would grind bits of chalk into the floor? It would be such a mess, etc., etc. *I* knew there had to be a product on market for professional use, and this is it.

These chalk marker work like old-school paint pens - you shake them up, depress the tip to let the ink flow, and then write with them. Very clean, very tidy, no dust, no smearing.

The downside is that they require a damp cloth (I like my microfiber sponge) to remove. This being said, if you have a very porous chalkboard, or one mounted on porous material (wood, particle board, drywall) it isn't ever going to come out. Hence the way-too-small manufacturer's comment at the bottom of a previous poster's comments about a "hard surface". Read the manufacturer's directions carefully and do *not* try and use these unless you're sure you have a compatible chalkboard! Sacrifice a test corner if you're not sure. My chalkboard is fused to a sheet of metal - about as non-porous as you can get. And so far the chalk pens have come off just fine.

I do really like them, but since the chiseled tip breaks down quickly (at least under my kids' hands) and they're fairly expensive for the amount of ink they hold, I can't give them a five star rating. I'm currently considering mounting another magnetic chalkboard panel elsewhere in the house, just for the kids to use, and I'll probably just give them regular chalk to use - it's cheaper and easier to clean. As for me? I'll keep the liquid chalk for myself ;-)