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Hello Chriss,
our patio floor still has "washable, non-toxic finger paint" from about 3 years ago.... it dried and that's it... it's not coming off. Good luck! ~C.~
My daughter turns 4 tomorrow and I thought I'd paint a birthday cake on the storm door for her. The paint markers are too faint (our wood door is black) so I was thinking about using *washable poster paint.* Has anyone done this? I'm figuring that between glass cleaner and a paint scaper, it would come off, but I'd like a little more info before I commit.
I'd hate to be looking at my artwork for the next 10 birthdays!
To be on the safe side, I added a bit of dish soap (not much like a teaspoon to 3/4 cup of paint) to the paint that I used and despite being in full south sun it all came off with water!
After letting it sit for four days (time between actual BD and celebrating it with family), I generously spritzed it with water and let it soften the paint before wiping it off with papertowels. Areas that had thicker paint took a bit longer but it came off with some elbow grease and cleaned up beautifully with glass cleaner.
I also used a window marker to outline my design first, which made things easier to paint.
Hello Chriss,
our patio floor still has "washable, non-toxic finger paint" from about 3 years ago.... it dried and that's it... it's not coming off. Good luck! ~C.~
I paint windows as a side job around the holidays - I use the inexpensive craft paint found at Wal-Mart, etc. for about $1 a bottle. It is very easy to remove (Windex and paper towel - at the very most a razor blade) - gloss is harder to remove, though not impossible! Hope this helps! :)
We used to paint the windows at the day care all the time, but I do NOT know what kind of paint it was. I DO remember using permanent marker to draw out the designs and it comes off (go figure). [shrug]
I used to use plain Windex to remove it. You can get a set of permanent markers in several colors. Test it in a corner on each color first (I don't know if any of the colors had trouble coming off or not).
Have fun!
I think I might do the same for Logan on Saturday for his 8th B-day! Thanks! :o)
Blessings,
P. <><
what about colored chalk?
Isn't there car window paints? What is it that everyone uses in High School to paint each others cars. Sorry I wasn't more help but hopefully it will spark some kind of idea...have fun, this is a great idea.