:roll: Does anyone know how to get writing off a "white dry-erase board" that was done with a black sharpie? A customer came into our office and used the sharpie instead of the dry-erase marker. :shock: Now we are stuck with what he wrote on our board .... unless any of you have run into this before and can help. ops: :?

 

there are a ton of products on the market specifically for this problem.

Before buying one grab an old dry erase marker and write over the exsisting problem with small back and forth strokes to remove it.

-marc

 

:lol: :lol: :lol: Thanks!!!! That worked perfectly!!! I'm now the heroine of the office !!

I knew if I posted a problem here I would have an immediate answer.

Thanks Again :wink:

 

what did it say?

 

:roll: I don't understand your question. What did what say? :roll:

 

He wants to know what the guy wrote on the board that you had to erase...

-marc

 

Oh OK - now I see (thanks for clearing that up)....
Nothing exciting - just stuff about the business he is buying through us. Just that it would have made it necessary to go buy a new board if it didn't come off.