Review on 🖍️ Liquid Chalk Markers: Premium 8-Pack Chalkboard Pens for Blackboards, Glass, and Car Windows - Erasable, Non-Toxic, and Washable by Carla Anderson

We were at a car parade recently and didn't want to put up signs if the paintwork was damaged so these chalk markers came in really handy and just perfect for the job. I decorated the windows with multiple colors, but white against tinted windows works best with other colors as accents. The only issue I had was the blue, which also turned out to be a lot lighter than I thought it would be. Rather light blue. I would prefer the normal base blue, as would red, yellow, purple etc. I recommend you have a paper towel handy in case you get any drips, you can stop them, wipe them off and try again. The tips are dry when you first take them out of the box. Shake well to activate, then apply pressure to the paper or paper towel several times until the ink soaks into the tip. Practice a little to see how much pressure you need to use. I used blue after using other colors and it required a lot less pressure. I took it off after about 4 hours with a dry paper towel. Can't speak to using it in the rain but I suspect it will start to run off. I recommend these chalk markers for decorating windows, but haven't tried them on other surfaces.