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  • Use dry erase paint to create a fun and functional whiteboard
  • Paint converts almost any surface into a custom dry erase board
  • Allow paint to dry for 3 days before use for optimal performance
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About This Product

Use the Rust-Oleum Specialty 16 oz. White Gloss Dry Erase Kit in offices, playrooms, children's rooms and more to create a dry-erase surface. This low-odor latex-based paint dries to a smooth, hard finish and is suitable for application on drywall, Masonite, wood, cement and metal surfaces. This 16 oz. container covers up to 50 sq. ft.

Highlights

  • Great for offices, playrooms, children's rooms and more
  • Latex-based formula is suitable for use on drywall, masonite, wood, cement and metal materials
  • Gloss sheen
  • 50 sq. ft.
  • Creates a smooth, glossy finish for indoor use
  • Writeable-erasable finish, allow the paint to dry three days before applying markers
  • Easy to clean with soap and water
  • Online price includes PaintCare fee in the following states: CA, CO, CT, DC, ME, MN, OR, RI, VT, WA
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Product Information

Internet # 100670376

Model # 241140

Store SKU # 940466

Specifications

Container Size: 16 Ounce

Dimensions

Container Size

16 Ounce

Details

Application

Specialty Finish/Small Project

Application Method

Brush

Base Material

Water Based

Coating Product Category

Paint

Color Family

White

Color/Finish

White

Coverage Area (sq. ft)

50

Dry to Touch (min.)

4 min

Interior/Exterior

Interior

Kit

No

Number per Package

1

Paint Key Features

No additional features

Paint Product Form

Liquid

Paint/Stain Clean Up

Soap & Water

Returnable

90-Day

Sheen

Low Lustre

Specialty Finish

Chalkboard

Surface Material Use

Brick, Concrete, Drywall, Masonry, Metal, Stone

Transparency

Solid

Questions & Answers

117Questions
caret
Q:Can I use Rust-Oleum’s magnetic primer before applying? Im trying to create a magnetic whiteboard
by|Jan 20, 2024
1 Answer
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A:  Thank you for reaching out, Patrick. While Rust-Oleum Specialty White Board Paint provides can turn walls into dry erase surfaces, it can not be applied over our Rust-Oleum Specialty Magnetic Primer. -Rust-Oleum Product Support 14

by|Jan 22, 2024
    caret
    Q:Does your dry erase paint work on textured walls?
    by|Jan 7, 2022
    2 Answers
    Answer This Question

    A:  Thanks for reaching out Christina. While Rust-Oleum Specialty Dry Erase Paint can be applied to drywall, masonite, wood, cement and metal, it is not recommended for a textured surface. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 6

    by|Nov 8, 2022
      1 found this answer helpful

      A:  It works fine on mildly textured walls. Because the surface is shiny, though, the texture is a lot more obvious. Plus, you'll need 91% isopropyl alcohol to erase the marker because a normal eraser can't deal with the texture.

      by|Jan 12, 2022
        caret
        Q:I want to redo my green chalboard and turn it into a dry erase board. Do i need a primer? Can i use your countertop coating as a base/primer?
        by|Aug 9, 2021
        1 Answer
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        A:  Happy to help! In order to do so, you'll need to consider use of a primer that can handle chalky surfaces. We'd suggest cleaning the surface well with an appropriate cleaner, and then use the Rust-Oleum Zinsser B-I-N Shellac-Based Primer for your application. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Zinsser-1-qt-B-I-N-Shellac-Based-White-Interior-Primer-and-Sealer-00904/100398380 - Rust-Oleum Product Support 1

        by|Aug 9, 2021
          caret
          Q:Can I use the over an existing dry erase board to renew the surface?
          by|Mar 23, 2021
          1 Answer
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          A:  We actually wouldn't suggest use of the Rust-Oleum Specialty Dry Erase over a pre-existing dry-erase board as it would not bond well due to the markings and surface. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 1

          by|Nov 8, 2022
            1 found this answer helpful
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            Customer Reviews

            3.2 out of 5

            • 3.2 out of 222 reviews
            • 46% recommend this product
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            Best idea ever!
            I followed the directions and only needed one box to paint the sides of our basement pillar (two coats on each). We’ve had no issues with it aside from wall not being completely smooth so marker does get stuck in those spots but that was our bad for not handling the kidding/sanding better. Truly love this and would use again and again. Not sure what went wrong for those saying it doesn’t work..when you touch surface it should feel smooth and in photo you can see it’s shiny in the light.
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              Waaaay Over Priced
              Followed the instructions to a “T”. Even primed with Zinser 123, put on FOUR coats. You can still see the original material underneath. It looks awful. I would have done a 5th coat, but the directions said to use within one hour of mixing. Not impressed - would not recommend.
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                Wow this stuff is terrible
                I followed the directions, painted the wall. Next day I made a small smiley face with a dry-erase marker. I used a dry eraser.... and NOTHING happened... I mean NOTHING. It didn't smear, didn't fad away a bit... N-O-T-H-I-N-G. So, I used that white board spray. This kind of 'helped', but I had to use the eraser like a mad man.... and now there's a big ugly smudge on the wall.... absolute GARBADE.
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                Response from Rust-OleumSupportJun 19, 2020
                Something is amiss here! Rust-Oleum Specialty Dry Erase Kit is a smooth, hard finish that creates a unique writable-erasable surface. As detailed on the label, allow the Dry Erase surface to cure for 3 days before applying any markings. A second coat can be applied to the surface, allow that to cure for 3 days and the Dry Erase will work perfectly.
                - Rust-Oleum Product Support 6 Rustoleum
                  4 found this review helpful
                  Good thing nothing bad was written on it.
                  We prepped the wall put 4 coats on. We were so excited to have our own dry erase wall. Waited two days. Let our daughter write on in. Then spent an hour, not exaggerating cleaning off the markers. It is still not clean. Read somewhere it might be that pens are low odor but I don't remembered that being specified on the box. Any way we will not be writing on it again. Now we just have a big white square in our living room office. Disapointing
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                  Response from Rust-OleumSupportMar 25, 2020
                  Oh no, this is not what we like to hear! Rust-Oleum Specialty Dry Erase Paint is a smooth, hard surface that creates a unique white writeable-erasable surface. Erase Paint must be allowed to fully cure before use, the instructions indicate to allow the coating to cure for 3 days before applying any markings. When applied heavily, as with 4 coats, the cure time will be longer. Give us a call at 800-481-4785 so we can hear more about your experience and work to make things right.
                  - Rust-Oleum Product Support 6 Rustoleum
                    2 found this review helpful
                    Its easy to do.. I got it so that way no one can say that they didn't see an appointment or somet...
                    Its easy to do.. I got it so that way no one can say that they didn't see an appointment or something.. Can't write on it or anything til Wednesday...
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                    Some explaining is due on this. I used the product to paint a dry erase board in my office, just...
                    Some explaining is due on this. I used the product to paint a dry erase board in my office, just under 32 sq ft in size. The can is supposed to cover 50 sq ft. After using 3 cans, I got a surface that did not show any of the primer underneath. I didnt mind so much, it was still less expensive than a white board of the same size. However, one thing no one mentions is that unless your surface is as smooth as glass, the board is almost useless. Without a perfectly smooth surface, write erase pens get in the nook, crannies, dimples and other imperfections. Its takes a lot of work to remove the ink. After a lot of Windex and scrubbing, I still have ghost images of previous use (see photos). The product would have to be self leveling to overcome this issue, which probably wouldnt work well on a vertical wall. I finally covered it with a piece of white masonite.
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                      7 found this review helpful
                      Great product and the instructions on how to apply were on point. Definetly will buy again and h...
                      Great product and the instructions on how to apply were on point. Definetly will buy again and highly recommend
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                      2 found this review helpful
                      This whiteboard paint worked as described! The tricky part was that after you mix it together, y...
                      This whiteboard paint worked as described! The tricky part was that after you mix it together, you have a limited timespan to use it, and I had to buy a second kit to put the recommended second coat on. My library circulation desk surface is smooth, white, shiny, and dry erase markers wipe right off! My post-it-note and doodlepad consumption is about to go way down! An old Formica coffee table from the faculty room is a collaboration and doodling table for my students.
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                      8 found this review helpful
                      This is a great product. It was easy to apply and quick to clean up. It worked exactly how it was...
                      This is a great product. It was easy to apply and quick to clean up. It worked exactly how it was described. I would definitely purchase again.
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                      I am a visual person, so, I need to draw almost everything a read for school and learning purpose...
                      I am a visual person, so, I need to draw almost everything a read for school and learning purposes (molecular biology, signaling pathways, etc.), so, I researched for many items before getting to this paint, which, BTW, was my brother's suggestions. I was hesitant, because there a lot of adhesive white boards, as well as way too expensive "pro" kits that promise a lot. Well long story short, I saw this one here, I read Katy's review and steps, and bought it. I wanted a big part of my basement's wall for this, and so I did. I used only 1 can, 3 layers and about 7x4. Man, I love this "board," if you can call it that. It's great, useful, and well, it was CHEAP! Follow Katy's instructions, and then, paint. You won't regret it. And for writing purposes I'm using EXPO markers, and they are great. NO lines or anything after use. I would recommend the EXPO white board care spray. This helps to keep your board SUPER clean. Great great choice.
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                        16 found this review helpful
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