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Today we have a simple, five step guide on how to create a whiteboard surface, using our award winning, whiteboard paint –\u00a0Smart Whiteboard Paint<\/a>.<\/p>\n Smart Whiteboard Paint transforms any smooth surface into a functional, writable area that can fit seamlessly into any office, school or home setting.<\/p>\n To apply your paint, and create a whiteboard surface, you will need the following tools, some of which are included in your kit. Steps: 2. Smooth the surface<\/strong> 3. Prime the surface<\/strong> If you are applying our Smart Whiteboard Paint Clear<\/a> we recommend using a clear sealer<\/a> when you are painting a new wood material, a new porous or dry material (plaster\/concrete), on top of a wallpaper or over a matte finish coloured paint.<\/p>\n Firstly, make sure your wall is clean and dry, and stir your primer\/sealer thoroughly. You can use a brush or a roller to apply your primer, but do not reuse the same tool when applying your Smart Whiteboard Paint as this absolutely cannot come into contact with water. Typically, drying time is about 2-4 hours between coats and 12 hours once you have finished applying your final coat.<\/p>\n 4. Mix, Stir, Apply<\/strong> Fill in the edges of your wall using a paintbrush as this is more precise and easier to manoeuvre. 5. Finishing Up<\/strong>How to apply Whiteboard Paint?<\/h2>\n
\nYou will need:<\/p>\n\n
\n1. Measure the area<\/strong>
\nMeasure the area that you wish to cover with your Smart Whiteboard Paint using a measuring tape, and make sure that it doesn’t exceed the quantity listed on your tin (2m\u00b2, 6m\u00b2, 18m\u00b2 etc.). If you stretch the paint its whiteboard properties will be affected and you will not be able to erase your marker.
\nIf you are painting only part of a wall, it is a good idea to outline the area using masking tape to avoid any crooked or messy lines. Protect your floors and surrounding areas using cover sheets.<\/p>\n
\nCheck and fill any holes or cracks in your surface with decorators filler. When your filler has dried, smooth the filled surface using your sanding block. You should also prime any areas where you have used filler<\/p>\n
\nBefore applying Smart Whiteboard Paint White<\/a> it is really important that you coat your wall in two layers of primer. Ordinary emulsion or latex paint isn’t suitable for this as they do not prevent the Smart Whiteboard Paint from being absorbed into the wall, so we really recommend that you use Smart White Primer<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nPour Part A of Smart Whiteboard Paint into Part B and stir it thoroughly for no less than five minutes using the stick we have provided in your kit.<\/p>\n
\nOur Painting Tips<\/strong><\/p>\n\n
\nExamine your painted surface from several angles and touch up any spots you may have missed when applying your whiteboard paint. Remove masking tape from any edges or fittings before the paint has dried to avoid cracking. Your whiteboard wall will be ready to use five days from application.<\/p>\n