Paint that turns walls (or any surface) into a whiteboard.

Re:Paint that turns walls (or any surface) into a whiteboard. by fnazeeri on Saturday July 11, 2009 @11:17PM (#699758)

Yes, you are exactly right. I'd argue that if you value your employee's time at anything north of, say $10 per hour, then having a super-quality whiteboard would be a hugely positive ROI investment.

Think of it as a giant shared 3rd monitor. Would you buy monitors that ghosted if your programmers typed the "wrong" letter combinations?

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Re:Paint that turns walls (or any surface) into a whiteboard. by jamesbritt on Monday July 13, 2009 @05:07PM (#702481)

"Would you buy monitors that ghosted if your programmers typed the "wrong" letter combinations?"

No, but that's not analogous to my experience.

Given that my company had more time than money, the DIY boards worked really well for the time, cost, and effort, and the value we got out of them.

Sometimes good enough really is good enough.

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Re:Paint that turns walls (or any surface) into a whiteboard. by eli on Sunday July 12, 2009 @12:19PM (#700274)

shrug

All you need is a 3$ bottle of white board cleaning spray

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Re:Paint that turns walls (or any surface) into a whiteboard. by gojomo on Sunday July 12, 2009 @08:09PM (#700762)

...white board cleaning spray

...which works less each time around, and stinks, and uses paper towels, and takes a few minutes of wiping each time you want to get (close to) clean again.

Top-quality surfaces wipe back to bright white with a single swipe or two of the dry-eraser, even if the text has been up for weeks. They're worth it for many offices.

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Re:Paint that turns walls (or any surface) into a whiteboard. by eli on Monday July 13, 2009 @11:29AM (#701880)

You're probably right that a nice board is worth the money. But this spray has been working perfectly for years now on my cheap board.

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