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Rust-Oleum 241140 Dry Erase Brush-On Kit, White

by Rust-Oleum
2.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (61 customer reviews)

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  • Easy to use two part water based system
  • Roll on application
  • Minimal odor
  • Compatible with any dry erase markers and erasers
  • Ideal for dry wall, metal, masonite, cement, wood and more
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Rust-Oleum 241140 Dry Erase Brush-On Kit, White + Rust-Oleum 247596 Magnetic Primer + Rust-Oleum 206540 Chalkboard Brush-On, Black, 30-Ounce
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Product Information

Technical Details
Part Number 241140
Item Weight2.5 pounds
Product Dimensions4.2 x 4.2 x 7.8 inches
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Item model number241140
ColorGloss
Item Package Quantity1
Number Of Pieces1
  
Additional Information
ASINB000PGBCOC
Best Sellers Rank #10,860 in Home Improvement (See top 100)
Shipping Weight2.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
ShippingCurrently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
Date First AvailableMay 31, 2007
  
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Product Description

From the Manufacturer

Dry Erase creates a unique writeable-erasable surface for walls, doors, cabinet doors, message centers, menu boards, toy chests, easels, and craft projects. Customize dry erase surface into any unique shape or place in office or home. Only paint of its kind that creates a true writable-erasable finish.

Product Description

Rust-Oleum Specialty, QT, White, Dry Erase Brush On Paint, Turns Almost Any Surface Into A Dry Erase Board, Can Be Applied To Wood, Metal, Masonry, Drywall, Plaster, Concrete, Hardboard, Low Odor, Soap & Water Clean Up, Covers 49 SQFT.


Customer Reviews

Dry erase marker does NOT erase from this paint. Target Lovr  |  22 reviewers made a similar statement
For this reason, I wouldn't recommend buying this product online. Elizabeth  |  9 reviewers made a similar statement
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
253 of 254 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars What they DON'T tell you July 14, 2010
I bought one of these kits for my office, applied it as directed, and waited 2 days before marking on it. The mark wouldn't come off. After reading others' experiences, here and elsewhere, I started to get really nervous. It wasn't until I called the Rustoleum helpdesk that I found out what the problem was--the kit was old.

These Dry-Erase kits have a shelf-life of 2 years. Anything over that, and the paint won't mix properly. There's no way to check the date on the box, but there's a code on the bottom of the cans that can help you figure out how long your kit has been on the shelf. (The cans are stamped with a code that begins with a letter and a number; the number corresponds with the year in which it was packaged. For example, T9 or P0 would be 2009 and 2010 respectively.) For this reason, I wouldn't recommend buying this product online. Find it in a store and check the cans.

Another way to tell if the paint is old is to check its consistency. This is an epoxy, so it won't be as smooth as a latex-based paint. However, your paint stick should go through to the bottom cleanly. If there's an inch of gunk at the bottom, it's been sitting around a long, long time.

If you've gotten an old kit (and still have your receipt), you can contact Rustoleum (800-323-3584) for a hassle-free full refund. You can also remove the paint by using an epoxy stripper like Jasco Spray Paint Remover or Peel Away.

Now, for the good news. These kits--if you can find one that isn't archaic--work remarkably well. I managed to find a kit with a T0 stamp on it, applied it directly on top of the old kit, and it works wonderfully. I have noticed some colors don't erase as clean as others--red and green give me some grief, and the low-odor Expo markers don't work as well as the regular ones--but that's nothing I didn't experience with my old dry-erase board, and a few squirts of dry erase cleaner takes off 90% of any remaining 'shadows'.
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147 of 152 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars THE KIDS LOVE IT! May 6, 2008
By H. Kjar
This stuff is awesome! At first it was very runny trying to paint with it, until I realized I was using the wrong type of roller. MAKE SURE YOU USE THE TYPE OF ROLLER IT SAYS TO USE ON THE BOX!!! (I forgot which kind it says to use) If you try to use the wrong roller, it will go on runny, thin, and not at all consistent. I did the first two coats like that and it looked horrible. Then I did a couple more coats with the right type of roller and it painted on perfectly!

I used a magnetic primer underneath this, so now I have a magnetic white board! (see my magnetic paint review) I actually did this in our basement, underneath the stairs (that most people use as a little toy room area). I used three boxes of this paint for that whole area. However, I know two would have been fine if I had used the right brush at first.

I have had this finished for about 6 months now, and it still looks and works great. If it starts to look clouded up with markers (like all whiteboards do), I just use whiteboard spray cleaner and a paper towel on it. My kids, and all of the kids that come to our house LOVE drawing on our "walls."
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121 of 130 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Almost a great product. September 14, 2007
This product is a fantastic idea. We have a section of wall under a kitchen counter about 4 by 5 feet that seemed like a great space for the kids to use for drawing. I considered a chalkboard paint, but figured that would result in chalk dust all over the floor. Dry erase seemed like a much better idea, but it doesn't work quite as well as I'd like.

First of all, it says it goes on just like regular paint, but it is very runny. It's like painting with whole milk. It recommends at least two coats and after seeing how thin it is I wanted to do as many as possible. The directions say to wait twenty minutes between coats and not to use it after it's been mixed for more than two hours. It took so long to do each coat that I barely managed to get four done. You are supposed to wait at least two days before writing on it. We waited almost four, but the marks did not come clean at all. It didn't erase at all with a dry eraser and only faded when I scrubbed it with a wet wipe.

After about a month, I still really liked the idea of a dry erase wall, but the kids' artwork was getting harder to make out with various layers still visible. I decided to buy another box and add more coats. I believe I got on at least four more and we waited another several days. We've been using the surface for a few weeks now and it is working pretty well, finally. It still doesn't erase quite as cleanly as the picture on the box would have you believe, but it's not bad if you're not picky.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars Worked Great
Just call the customer service number to make sure it is not expired.

I did not sand the wall but it still works great(followed the directions other than that step). Read more
Published 6 days ago by Paul Langmeyer
2.0 out of 5 stars False hopes
I decided to try this over spending a lot of money on the IdeaPaint version. This product does not work. Read more
Published 29 days ago by Nick
1.0 out of 5 stars 2nd time around and it still didn't work
After meticulously following directions and waiting for it to "cure" the finish came out flat, not white board glossy. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Anastasia Coussoulis
3.0 out of 5 stars Limited usefulness
This is probably useful only in certain situations, but when you need it, it really comes in handy. Used it a couple of times.
Published 1 month ago by Val the Valiant
5.0 out of 5 stars I created an "Idea Room" with this
I sanded down a textured wall so I could paint it with the dry erase kit, and I loved the wall! I was impressed with how well the dry erase wall worked.
Published 3 months ago by Ben Coffman
1.0 out of 5 stars Crappiest.Paint.Ever
With hindsight we should have just bought a whiteboard and hung it up. This stuff does not paint on smooth. It dries lumpy-smooth. Read more
Published 4 months ago by A.K.
1.0 out of 5 stars Disappointed
We tested this product twice, thinking perhaps the first application was too thin or not evenly applied. Read more
Published 5 months ago by jjmcd97
1.0 out of 5 stars Rather just get a proper whiteboard
Painted multiple coats - wrote on it for the first time and did not come off until I took a brush to scrub it ... very disappointed. Read more
Published 6 months ago by eS
1.0 out of 5 stars You get what you pay for, Good Luck!
I bought this product for work related application. I could understand the directions, which were as clear as could be. Read more
Published 7 months ago by missionman68
1.0 out of 5 stars save your money...
If you want a dry erase board, you are better off buying a real dry erase board. I followed all directions to a T. Read more
Published 8 months ago by S. West
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