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Use dry erase on non-porous surfaces like dry erase boards, glass, ceramic or porcelain covered surfaces. |
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Use right sized marker tip for right sized board: Fine or Ultra Fine for smaller boards and Bullet or Chisel for large boards. |
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Life's not black and white, why should messaging be? Use color to draw, organize, distinguish, remind and update. |
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Store markers horizontally for optimal effectiveness. |
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Low odor ink is great for offices, homes and classrooms. |
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Erasing small mistakes doesn't have to be a big hassle: Use New Expo Marker with built-in eraser on the tip to erase on-the-fly. |
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Replace New Expo Dry Erase Chisel Tip and Ultra Fine Tip marker eraser caps periodically to prevent build-up. Replacement erasers are available in packages of four. |
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For easier erasing, erase board promptly after use. |
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Use the right sized eraser for the right sized board. |
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For optimal performance from your board, keep it clean. |
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Erase then clean! Remember that it is very important to thoroughly erase a board BEFORE using Expo cleaners. Spraying the cleaner on a board that isn't erased will create a mess! |
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Clean you EXPO board regularly to extend its life. Spray EXPO cleaner on a paper towel, then use the paper towel to wipe board. |
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Use dry erase board erasers, made from soft pile or soft felt, only. Chalkboard erasers can scratch your dry-erase board! The fibers in chalkboard erasers can be too rough for the coating on dry erase surfaces. |
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Most household cleaners are too harsh for a dry erase board and will damage the protecting coat on the dry erase board that makes it erasable. Using nail polish remover, bleach, hair spary, glass cleaner and other alcohol-based solvents may damage the board surface and cause *staining. |
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Permanent marker on your dry erase board doesn't have to be a permanent mistake! |
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Remove permanent marker ink from boards with Expo Board Doctor. To use: write over permanent marking, allow solution to dry and simply erase. |
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Ghosting vs. Staining
Ghosting is caused by chemical build-up that remains on the board after erasing and can be removed with Expo cleaners.
Staining is the pigment trapped on the board. Staining is permanent. Staining can be caused by a surface with poor non-porosity or poor board maintenance due to harsh chemicals. |
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Attach Expo Marker Minder to board to provide single marker storage for boards without marker ledge, try, or clip. |
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Use your Expo Tote to store your dry erase markers near your white board. |
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Use magnets with your EXPO Tote to store your markers on your refrigerator to make finding a dry erase marker a snap! |
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To secure EXPO docking station with foam tape, pull off backing to tape and stick onto back of docking station. Remove the second backing to tape and affix the docking station to wall or board surface. Press firmly on inside back panel of docking station to make sure tape is securely attached. |
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Remember to store markers horizontally for optimal performance. |
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